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.
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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.
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Key East
Ocean Beach
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Long Branch
Shark River
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Kiberon
Norwood Park
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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.
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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.
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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.
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North Irwin
Oak Street
Pennsylvania Railroats
Paxinosa Inn
Easton
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James P. Hall
M. B. Tate
Pittsburg
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Robert H. Galbraith
Washington, Pa
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Anna Clare
Maude Johnson
Cannonsburg
Pattison
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Gordon
George Berent
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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J. C.overbolt
Emma Welty
Atlantic City
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Salta
George Westinghouse
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Catskills
Emes Poon
Howard
New Bradford
Lone Branch
Old Ocean
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Gail
Independent Literary Society
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Sarah Street
Lawrenceville
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Natalia Ochsenbirk
Mr. Helin
Lutheran Church
Thirty-seventh Street
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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.
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Walter McCord
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Lewis
Shousstown
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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.
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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.
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Homestead
da Reese
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Hudson
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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-
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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.
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