Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Pittsburgh Dispatch in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1890

Page

4

Seashore Sketches from Bonifaces on Sea and Mountain

Seashore sketches describe the season opening with a rush as hotels and boarding houses prepare for summer visitors. The piece notes increased activity at seaside resorts and hill and beach retreats, with readers offered gossip and information from popular resort areas.

Bonifaces Take Severs Tue Disratcor

Atlantic City Rapid Drug Delivery and Seasonal Life

Atlantic City showcases a fast prescription delivery system via telephone to bring medicines to patients at doorsteps, a utility praised amid limited access to cars. The town’s lively seaside scene features the merry-go-round, notable visitors, and a growing resort culture with notable hotels, prominent guests, and suburban expansion around Washington and Cape May.

Asbury Park Resort Promotes Oceanfront Beautification

The piece extols Asbury Park as the queen of ocean resorts with cleaned streets and a clear boardwalk, praising safety improvements to beaches and the wide, white sand for families. It notes prominent guests from Bradford to Pittsburgh and describes nearby towns and attractions, including Avon by the Sea, Shark River, and Long Branch, highlighting season preparations and rail and steamboat services.

Avon Key East Ocean Beach Spring Lake Long Branch Shark River Asbury Park Kiberon Norwood Park West End Hollywood Monmouth Bead Handy Hook Jersey Shore Pennsylvania New Jersey Central New Jersey Southern New York Philadelphia James A. Hradley Weasley Deal Lakes

Niagara Falls Season Opens Amid Robbery Fears And Hotel Gossip

The Niagara Falls season opens amid heavy crowds and reports of hotel and hackman abuses. Central disputes with Miller & Brundage lines spark resident anger as train patrons fear fare schemes. Washington society news notes officers and diplomats abroad, with Wanamaker and Harrison families summering at Cape May and Lindenhurst, while several officials and diplomats plan European travels and country homes through summer.

Niagara Falls Niagara Miller & Brundage Sutter Central and Erie Railroad Arantes Ind Miller & Andage Fone Greeny

Quaint Asbury Pare Attracts Summer Visitors And Growth

Special telegram from Asbury Park June 2 describes a town with three banks and a young bank president. Residents form a thrifty community with no large factories, aided by a temperate climate, pine groves, lakes, and the old ocean along a beckoning shore luring visitors each summer.

Fios Asbury Paxx Aries

Irwin men plan fine hotel and new iron bridge

J L Newmyer and other Irwin businessmen bought an acre in North Irwin to erect a fine hotel on a bluff overlooking the town. A new iron bridge will connect Oak street near the railroad station to the hill where North Irwin sits.

J.L. Newmyer Irwin North Irwin Oak Street Pennsylvania Railroats Paxinosa Inn Easton Hugh 3. Craig James P. Hall M. B. Tate Pittsburg H.miller Sennen James UC. Scott Robert H. Galbraith Washington, Pa Adda Raymond Anna Clare Maude Johnson Cannonsburg Pattison Spring Lake Auttorary Graham Gordon George Berent Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cape May J. B. Wewty Mia J. C.overbolt Emma Welty Atlantic City Atlantic Cuy Salta George Westinghouse Lenox Catskills Emes Poon Howard New Bradford Lone Branch Old Ocean Axd J.D. Browz Delaware Water Gap Ocean Grove

The Firs Popular Excursion to Atlantic City

The Benson offers a rail excursion to Atlantic City via the B and O route through Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia on Thursday July 3 1890. Tickets are valid ten days with stopovers in Washington and return. Round trip ten dollars. Special trains with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars depart from the B&O depot at 9 20 AM and 9 20 PM. Inquiries directed to E D Smith Division Passenger Agent Pittsburg Pa.

Washington D. C Baltimore Philadelphia E. D. Smith Pittsburg

Point Whiteside boarding house on Lake Chautauqua attracts visitors

Lake Chautauqua’s Point Whiteside offers a famed boarding house near the grounds with twice daily steam yacht service to the Chau tauqua assembly. Prospective guests are invited to contact W. P. Whiteside at Chautauqua for terms and details amid a scene of rest and recreation.

Lake Chautauqua Point Whiteside Chautauqua Assembly Whiteside W. P. Whiteside Chautauqua

Exortion to Atlantic City on B and O RR July 3

Round trip fare ten dollars on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad allows ten days of travel with a stopover in Washington D C on the return. Pearson's cabinet photos are admired everywhere and sold at Galleries 06 Fifth Ave. and 43 Federal St Allegheny.

Pearson Fifth Ave Federal St Allegheny

Midsummer Society Picnic Echoes In City Life

The week features picnics and social events led by the Woman's Club at Mrs. Wade’s Edgewood home with noted writers and editors in attendance. Attendees include Mrs. A. B. Ramsey, Mrs. J. S. Collings, Misa Cara Reese, and many others, sharing conversations on women in journalism and literature amid a lively garden setting. A surprise party honors Miss Maggie Grimmi. church and club gatherings continue across Mt. Washington and East End with plans for picnics, ice cream festivals, and community fundraisers.

Green Sword Rock Point Charles L Wade Edgewood M. P Bigham Virginia Avenues Mt. Wash McCall Cornet Hand East End Mt. Washington M. F. Ubureh Building Fund

Defying the Heat Socials at the Bon Ami and Western University Banquet

Social news from the Thirty first ward reports the Bon Ami Social at Samuel Hare’s residence with Young Men’s Pleasure Club, music, badges, and a lunch. Also covered is the Western University class banquet at Hotel Duquesne with toasts, songs, multilingual recitations, and faculty remarks. дополнительное info on the Independent Literary Society election of officers and a Lawrenceville wedding, Henry Brown and Natalia Ochsenbirk, at the Lutheran Church with a reception and home celebration.

Bon Ami Sociale Thirtyfirst Samuel Hare John Richardson Misa Maude Bryan Bon Amt Misses Maude Bryan Hensie Alma Watson Fayden Kennedy Black Mattie Caries Lulu Cook Ida Williams Abbie Hankard Nell Glendenning Grace Melutyra Leola Davin Messrs Jonn Richardson Charles Hare F. Perry A. A. Allen Harace Watson Victor Davis al Davis Harvey Davis F. T. Thomas Allen Ponce Ll. K. Banks W. E. Beat The Western University Hotel Duquesne Carnegie Hall William Henry Amond College x Qomaaan Yeam I Miller J. E. McKirdy Bert H. Myers William Thaw Denniston J C. Marshall Calvert Com Ww. Miller C. W. Rieinger W. Dorrington Messrs. Murray Denniston Dammond Gail Independent Literary Society Miss Beatty Sarah Street Lawrenceville Henry Brown Natalia Ochsenbirk Mr. Helin Lutheran Church Thirty-seventh Street Misa Amelia Ochsenhirt John John Boecke Buffalo Freda Dobsenhirt Mrs. Brown Ren Venne Place

Fresh Air Fund gains solid funding from community fair

The Fresh Air Fund Committee confirms the project is secured with 92,085 14 in the treasury from a well attended fair at Joan of Carnegie Library rooms. Receipts total 2443 12 with expenditures 5944 Five hundred dollars added toward a permanent home, plus 22,000 toward a child home. Various donors contributed, and the committee thanks Mrs Jarley, waxworks, Dauler Close Johns, Reizenstein, Sewickley tea, Mr Murray, and newspapers for support.

Fresh Air Fund Committee Joan of Carnegie Library Treasury Thompson Hell Samuel Severance D. F. Jones Mabel McCord Walter McCord Heart and Hand Society of the Third Church Pittsburg Allegheny Mra Sinte Darlington Mra Lewis Shousstown Lake Erie Murray

The G A R Home at Hawkins Station Dedication

The Home Opening dedicatory services will be on Thursday at 2 oclock with a lawn fete in the evening. Management met to finalize arrangements and many prominent Grand Army men and G A R ladies plan to attend. The invitation features illuminated pictures of the Grand Army badge and the Ladies of the G A R badge. Trains run from Pittsburg to Barbaitois with round trip fare listed.

Hawkins Station Thorecay Grand Army Pittsburg Barbi

Misses and Families Take Summer Trips and Tours

A roundup of local residents leaving for summer travels includes Miss Saran and Miss Lida Marland for Atlanta City, A. M. Hanover sailing June 26 for Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Conley and son to Saratoga Springs for the season, and others visiting Philadelphia, Oil City, and Denver. Ensign Brainard remains on government duty, while social visits and upcoming weddings are noted among residents of Bellefonts and the Thirty-sixth Ward.

Care Mar N. J Harrison Cape May Pitteburg Re Pennaytravanie Leach Saran Lida Marland Atlanta A. M. Hanover Augusta Victoria Europe T.A. Conley and Son Saratoga Springs J. A. Saville Penn Avenues City Ensign F. R. Brainard United States Navy Blair Story Altoona Mins Jonnie Kenny Mountain City College William Kelly Bellefonts John P. Farrell Wilmore Misa Edith Boessie Waggis Zalienopis W. F. McCurry Wabash Avenues Jennie McPherson Austin D. Joy Mary D. Potter Washington Avenue Lakeside Ione and Beas Atkinson Mayo Morris Homestead da Reese Johnstown Cincinnati Weaver Hudson James Homer Wright Baltimore Johns Hop University

Wilkinsburg Aims for Civic Events and Military Plans

Local notices describe social visits and family gatherings in Wilkinsburg and nearby towns, with several residents traveling to Johnstown Greensburg and Meadville. Military updates cover Battery B and the Fourteenth Regiment planning camps, fundraising, and a semi centennial celebration, plus a new independent infantry company forming in the city.

Duquesne Greys Annual Shoot At Thom's Station

The Duquesne Greys hold their annual shoot at Thom's Station next Wednesday with several events. Notable arrivals include Mazon Jon Steen, former Eighteenth Regiment, back after years abroad, and Captain F. O. Mentors Carried by the Eighth. The sham battle by Company H of the Highwest Regiment faced rain but remained financially successful. Adjutant Hanny McSweeny of the Sixteenth Regiment, a rising Old City attorney, spent days here. Captain William Maw recently in Chicago for the American Mechanics and famed as a drill master. Inspector W. S. Brown of the Fourteenth Regiment plans to leave for Europe around the 11th, returning in September. Adjutant William C. Westfall of the Fifth Regiment resigns, triggering an election to fill the vacancy left by Lt Ira J. Dunn of Company B, Fifteenth Regiment. Colonel William A. Evers of Green-

W. E Thompson Fourteenth Regiment Old City Tus Board of Control W. H. Davis Keating Teenth Ment Iet West Ponn Hospital Waaht Infantry Sherkian Sabres Hiberian Rifles Smith Colon Ren Enome National Cadets Eighth Ward Cliff Street Dameado Sherman Infantry William T. Rees James Gormley William R. Howe Harry Bair Ernest M David D. Miller Wylie Iveous Cunninghar Duquesne Greys Thom 'S Station Mazon Jon T. Steen Hegiment Tners F Solon Kighweesth Hanny McSweeny Sixteenth McSweeny William Maw Chicago Juster Srevu Ttesast Brown Europe William C. Westfall Ira J. Dunn Fifteenth Regiment Colonil Wittiam A. Evers Green

Fifty volumes added to library and badge law upheld

Fifty volumes donated by Colonel R. G. Herron were added to the library. A framed print honors Washington and his Generals. Veterans visit General Pearson’s office daily seeking admission to soldiers homes. An anonymous city paper writer attacked the Loyal Legion for arresting Dr. Barr, who pleaded guilty to illegally wearing a badge. The law bars nonmembers from badge wear to protect the public and deter frauds, signaling pride in service and custody by the county jail warden.

R. G. Herron Washington Jupome Pearson Cincinnati The Legion Dr. Barr Order of the Loyal GA. B

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pittsburgers Atlantic Quay Matthew Quay Brigantine Ben Booy United States States Pitts Benjamin Brown Eahi William McClaren George M. Bradley Pacific Avenue Ee Delmendinger Bidwell Dupont Powder Mills John Mekivees James Wright Senate Morris Hamlin Heddon Hall Samuel Kinger Pittsspurg J. B Barwell Monoweahela House Albion Charles H. McAteer Ste Cee Potter House Venter County A.J. Watters Zealand J. Kassmann i Bennet Whalfonte John Daire James Bran William E. Robinson J. T. Shinnend Charles Adams Mass Gardiner J. Moaon Croweman W. H. Hayes William H. Cooper Penabare Hadden Hall L. 4. Lackey William J. Burns Second Avenue Windsor Montreal C.D. Young Jono J. Tierney Pierre Didies Naeve New York Bassy David Isaacs J. W. Trott C. W. Jordon Falla Mr. Isaaca Mraveg A. H. Gluck International Ge. & Tracey Su Ieee Ew York Solon Whitney the Falls John Reardon John Riley George A. Smith B. Mae Ton Hotel Bom Air Augusta National Eclectic Medical Association Kaltenbach Carolina Asheville White Sulphur Springs Saratoga Palmer Detroit Evarts Font Hill District of Columbia Ohio Mr. Whitney Don Cameron Sherman Blaine Kell Cleveland Oak View Washbington Potomac Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Maryland Virginia Hills Georgetown Cumberland Cabin John's Ridge Glen Echo Alrady Page Capitol Tennallrtown Miss Geuspy, JR A. F. Bannon Bradford Frank L. Clark Ee J. Gravilio Leach Frank Willing Leach George H. Pritchard General Sewell William J. Sewell New Jersey Windsor Avenue Catherine Benton Sarah 8 Wench Harrisburg Will Charlotte E., Brown E. D. Kemble Allegheny City R. W. Morton Honnbrook Sabary Park Don Sane Asbuark Asbury Pterlaken Loch Arbour Deal Worley Lake National Temperance Society Convention of the Order of Deaconesses Association of the American Sabbath Union Women's Christian Encouragementsembly African Methodist Episcopal Convention of Principals of Methodist Uiparies Gathering of Kings’ Daughters Brill Fletcher Lake Avon-by-the-sea Charles F. Deems Church of the Strangers Anglees Pillsborg Diafatce Tophet Congress Justice Field Alice Condit Smith England Judge Field West Justice Miller Block Island Justice Blatchford Newport Bancroft Redwood Library Bas & Fine Rose Carden Nerland Sta Temate A Mann Harrisons and Wanamakers Deer Park McKee Manana Romero Miss Laiter Howse Leiter Dupont Circle House Mavroreyn Bey Julian Pauncefote Lady Pauncefote Miss Pauncefote Manchester-by-the-Sea America Berkeley Springs Geneva Ed Beall Manchester Senator Stewart Nevada Canada Gill Pearce Dakota Blackburn Lake Como New Jammer Kentucky Orater Ingalls Achinon Hugh McCulloch Secretary of the Treasury Sodara Squire Miss Squire Beattie Mr. Kaufmann Alaska Justice Waite Senator Sherman Mansfield Secator Evarts Vermont Senator Evarta White House Senator Vance Senator Edmunds Burlington North Pew Benson Atyles Hucus & Hacke Tssu B.&o. RR Washington, D. C Kostexnavua & Co Midsummer Society Wade Bessie Bramble A. B. Ramsey J. 5. Collings George H. Taylor Misa Cara Reese Pittsburg Society Bockwell University Lewisburg M. E. Dinwiddie Ida L. Easton Wilma George Schlenderberg Winslow Ervine Reynolds Mary Schriven Max Becker A. F. Uryce Eaat Liberty W. C. T. UL Thorne Branch W. J. Patterson Wintermand Farn. Ge Battelle and Wheel Co W. Benner, Jr C. W. Bonney A. M. Morris LB Magill Maggie Grimmi Greensburg Oan i Cs Cises St. Joseph's Im A Samuel Bellman Butler and Forty-Eighth Streets St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Wilkinsburg Western Pennsylvania Institution Heat and Dumb Edgwood Carroll Club Silver Lake Une Scull Brush Hill Crawford Bheridan and Munroe Avenues Bellovus Fresh Air Fund Personal Stata Saeed W. Catoas M. Caldwell Alfred Fred Tewell Se Beate Miss Anderson Jokle Pany Timtiaburg Sewickley Wilkinaburg Charles Robinson Baltim Joe Mra. Story Mary Smite Woodstreat J. A. Mehaffey Hi! Streat Westmoreland County Mr. Worthington Uniontown Lorena Cora Wallace Street Marie Nash Cambrides, C Ralston Beulah J. W. Bray Wilkinsie Joseph A. Latt Raberea Street Philadel Gertrude Troby Holland Street Blairsville Cratty Crafton Herbert Cratty South Street J.C. Ralston Wood Street Washington County William French Canter Street Mesara J. P. Johnston Harry McIntosh Misa Grace Bollan Park Place Lilitz Minnie Wieman Miss Wal A. Evans Disinols India Feld Gale Zena Moors W. Moore Presbyterian Church Wilmere Harry Crimack Rebecos Street Elisa Alice M. Walton Boston Jane Baird Wio O. M. Tucker J. B. Backer Mt. Pleasant J.m.lesber Backerle Alleghany Conference U. B.urch Charles L. Smith Meadville Carter Pensylvania Delta Phi Delta Thetapy W. W. Carrithers Retreat Veneers Church Arritor Ville Antos Veteran Legion ZEW Clarion Svelaw New Jersey Commission Ohio Food Commission Sielay Hardman, Krakauer, Kimball and Vose Mellor & Hoene Pitteburs Clatimer’s Brussels TM. Latimer South Diamond
Search Courier

Search the Pittsburgh Dispatch Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pittsburgh Dispatch?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication