Beaux and the Girlhood Beaus in Old Fashioned Lore
An essay on the meaning and nuance of beaux in girlhood society contrasts lovers and admirers. It defines the beau as a lighthearted, tactful companion who adapts to phases of life, with limits and a role cherished by older women. The piece weaves in social reflections and sketches of youth, romance, and etiquette.
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Hood
Tives
Althould
Beau Nash
Beau Wmell
Romeo
Juliet
Mercutio
Nomenclature in affectionate banter among lovers
A reflective note on terms of endearment in romantic talk. The author cautions against playful insults and urges precise language for admired partners. Emphasizes restraint when addressing Romeo and Juliet style dynamics and warns against overusing flattering labels.
Rose fete boosts lemonade booth at gathering
Social events detail a Rose fete lemonade booth earning between $300 and 00. Mrs Emma McClain hosts a pleasant birthday re-evening on June 11 in Anderson ey All City. The Twenty fifth Ward Debating Society meets at Misa Hopenny’s home with recitations and music. A surprise party for Mise E Treser features a table and dancing. An informal engineering department reception at East End includes W C R A McKean Inge Wieland and others. The Pea anniversary for Mr and Mrs C W Erol is celebrated with many attendees.
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Lucy Morrison
Stockton Avenue
Carnose
Alexandria
Mary J. McMurray
West End
Pittsburg
Washington, Pa
William Botsford
Rural Avenue
East End
Philadelphia
Jack Schwartz
Penn Avenue
Brushton
Europe
M. H. Florsheim
Mise Heberton
M. EK. Moorhead
Ellsworth Avenue
J. W. Young
Oli City
J. Vandergrift
Fittsea
East Ena. Ra
George W. Blair
Pael McKelvy
South Hiland Avenue
Senee Attahy
Baward Bat Pa
Che
Ae Hire
Baward Murphy
Shetland Avenue
Waresey
Coya Ee
Childs
O Comb
Reiter Street
C. Keith
Arabella Street
BE. Shea
James J. Donnell
Tey
J. C. Warner
Sanalty
Jackson Street
Allegheny
Renfrew City
Butler County
Fannie Gilchrist
Cleveland
Edward
Avenous
Harriet Watson
Lincoln
New York
W. D. Kearns
New
Kearns
American Medical Association
Mollie Holmes
Willie Olmes
Frankstown
Eal
Sesswiemr
Enclana
Ireland
Linzie M. Shannon
William A Resnseree
New Castle
Badie
Sutherland
Logan Street
Curry
Annie P
Eheatabenoel
Iss Matthews
Metz
W. J. Martin
Carson Street
Southtide
Minneamir
Ateend Aoa
Eas Te Tok Institute Omoepathy
Lake Minnetonka
Hepatic Eee
Eas
Rose Fete
Emma 8. McClain
Anderson Ey All City
Twenty-fifth Ward
Misa Eulala Hopenny
Mise E. Treser
Street
Riter & Conley‘s Bridge Works
G. W. le
Hulbert
Coffin
Jones and
Stedham
C. W. Erol Ems
Se Fs Twin
Lakes
Haree
Armrong
Wedding Belin Totten and Miss May McCleave Wed
On Tuesday morning at 10 oclock, R M Totten, Lawrenceville druggist, married May McCleave of Cumberland Maryland at the bride’s mother's home in Cumberland. Rev W M Webne officiated. Guests from Pittsburgh and New York attended. An Eastern tour followed the reception.
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R. M. Totten
Lawrenceville
May McCleave
Cumberland
W. M. Webne
W . J. Totten
John McCreave
G. A. Pearre
W. McM. McKaig
W. von Hornhorst
McElroy
Totten
Meecae Bonnhorst
Pitsburg
Marion
Jones
New York
Duncan
Terre Haute
Ind
Ann Soners
Monument to Ninth Pennsylvania Reserve at Gettysburg
Alex Murdock and Edward Fisher reported from Gettysburg after inspecting a monument on the battlefield between Little and Big Round Top. The State Memorial Commission and Regimental Committee accepted it. Dedication planned for September 11 and 12 Pennsylvania Day with arrangements for transportation, tents, and private room lodging for veterans and families.
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Gettysburg
Warner
Alex Murdock
Edward Fisher
Ninth Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment
Gettysburg Battlefield
State Memorial Commission
Little
Big Round Top
Pennsylvania
Flags of captured battle standards to adorn Pension Office
General Meigs urged that U S flags taken in war be hung around the walls of the Pension Office with a public display aim. Commissioner Tanner replied he would aid if the building is restored to its former state as rain leaks through the roof. The move is praised as a lasting tribute to valor and a better use of captured flags than prior administration proposed.
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General Meigs
Commissioner of Pensions
United States
Pension Office
Congress
Warner Reports Milwaukee Preparations Ahead for Encampment
Commander-in-Chief Warner says Milwaukee is far ahead of other cities in encampment preparations with liberal and good management, though railroads and hotels may hinder attendance. He estimates 200,000 potential attendees but fears the turnout could drop to about 50,000 unless creeds improve.
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Washington National Tribune
Warner
Milwaukee
Frey
Hoe
Ladies aid relief effort at University Building
The G A R Relief Committee based in the University Building on Diamond Street has assisted many soldiers' families this past week. They will sew boxes for flood relief in the coming weeks and offer lunch service Tuesday and Wednesday from 11:30 am to 2 pm to aid soldiers' fires. The dining room will be decorated with flowers and patrons are urged to support them.
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G. A. BR. Relief Committee
University Building
Diamond Street
Newnhamites
Cooper
Oakley
India
Isabel
London
M. M
Post 128 Picnic at Windsor Park Fourth of July
Post 128 plans its annual Fourth of July picnic at Windsor Park Bellevue Comrade A P BURCHFIELD visited the Soldiers' Orphan School at Uniontown Pa The One Hundred Thirty-fourth Pennsylvania Sig will meet at Butler August 22. Several Post members died and were buried this week including Grover and Henry Eberle. Memorial services and monument plans proceed at Grand Army Lot Uniondale cemetery. Various ex-prisoner addresses sought and McClellan statue unveiling planned for Sept 17 Antietam Day. State monuments at Gettysburg noted with 1 000 visitors and 20 monuments already erected. Regular summer meetings debated and attendance discussed.
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Post 128
Windsor Park
Bellevue
A. P. Burchfield
Soldiers’ Orphan School
Uniontown
Penn- Sig
Butler
Jon Grover
Henry Eberle
Legion
Cownap Ecorporal Tansee
Georgetown
Grand Army Lot Committee
Uniondaleemetery
Joes Slaysmas
Washington
G. A. Scholl
Yeager
Dewar
Milton Acoby
Two Hundred
Pennsylvania
Rupert Jamison
Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Dresden
T Thom
George B. McClellan
Philadelphia
Little Mac
Antietam
Tener
Independence
Cababa
Meridian
Michigan
Gettysburg
Alger
Grouce W. Hoop
Post 2
Indiana
Allegheny
Hugh Morrison
Ramuel Stewart
Sixty
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Inter-Ceenn
Chicago
Mes
Monagan
Smethport
Woman's Relief Co
John W. Patterson
Quincy J. Draxe
Brighton
Lillio York
Sterward
Rochester
N.Y
Revsey H
Canter
Sheridan
Mich
Guyous
Grover Kaufman
One Hundred and Twenty-third
East Liverpool
Joseph Tunnicliff
Fifth
Ohio
Cincinnati
Kaufman
Sam MoUnz A. Barn
Post 157
Ananiases
New York City
Daniel Butterfield
No. 13
Army O the Potomac
Denver
Col
One Swayne
Sherman
Eighth New York Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
Gettsburg
Comeape Hiram Smrrn
Vermont Heavy Artillery
Missouri
Allegheny County
Johnstown
Pearson
Short
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Ayres
Ames
Massachusetts
Higginson
Fifty-first Massachusetts
8. T. Seaforce
Thirty-third
Johnstown Veterans Conclude Preparations for National Gathering
Post 128 plans a trip to the National En t with about 160 members and the Grand Army Band. The group will camp at the site, carrying tents, and will be joined by excamp PurstT No.1 and others. Comrades exchange volumes for a growing library as they anticipate reunion events and a July cake prize contest.
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Annapolis
Comrades of
Johnstown
Grand Army
Piscon
U. V. L. Mbrary
Nesbitt
Wm. Thaw
Woodd's Last Week at Harriet Theatre Adrift in New York
The young actor Wood continues his run in Adrift in New York at Harriet Theatre as he enters the final week of performances. The show, new here, has drawn full houses in hot weather and features William ONeill, a strong comedic lead, with novel stage effects and riverfront scenery.
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New York
Wood
Harris’ Theater
Essential Stomach Bitters Tonic Promotes Health and Digestion
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as equally vital for physical health and political consistency, claiming it strengthens the spine and all its dependencies by improving digestion. It notes Miss S. E. Keres announcing agency for the American Steam Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Co. of Cleveland, with a new location at 17th Street offering first‑class work on short notice.
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E. Keres
Staten Island Dyeing Establishment
American Steam Dyeing and Dry Mening Co
Cleveland
17Th Street
Pure Rye Whisky Advertisements From 1880s Listings
A dense ad fragment lists multiple whiskey brands and quart sizes from late 19th century catalogs. Brands include Pure Rye Whisky, Old Cabinet, Gibson's, Guckenheimer, Moss Export, and Por saic with references to fall quarters and Fifth Avenue addresses.
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Fall McKim
Fall
Yeeasas Eam
Ees Gibson's
Fall Aileon
G. W. Schmid
Old Gibson
Eveeneaeene
Gibson
Guckenheimer Bublime
Guckenheimer
J. Fuipay
Smithfield St
Wfsu
Dickson the Tailor Repairs Conductor’s Uniform
A Citizen Traction Road conductor jumped from a car causing a rift in his pew uniform. Dickson of 65 Fifth Ave 3d floor repaired it so it appears new. Dickson specializes in cleaning and repairing with moderate charges. Give him a trial.
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Citizen Traction Road
Dickson
Fifth Ave
Glove and Beverage Ad Notes Penn Ave Vendor
An ad promotes 50 cent kid gloves and superior silk gloves from F Schoenthal at 612 Penn avenue. It also touts healthful beverages from artesian well water sold bottled or in kegs and invites trial orders by telephone 1018. Steinmann offers watch work and diamond resetting at 107 Federal st. and mentions catalogues from a Joyalyston address.
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F. Schoenthal
Penn Avenue
Steinmann’s
Federal St
NOBLE SHOPKEEPERS AND LONDON FASHION TRADE
A London Dispatch observes shop windows in June 1880s London brimming with color in dressmaking and millinery. Aristocrats join the trade, led by Duchess of Hamilton and Mme Lili, with gentry like Lady Granville Gordon and Mrs Isabel promoting bonnet and home decorating ventures. The piece notes royal favor, cross-class fashion mix, and new ventures from Paris inspirations to London showrooms.
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Dispatch
London
Hyde Park
Indy
Paris
Needle
Marquis of Londonderry
Granville Gordon
Park Street
Mayfair
England
Mes
Gordon
Mme. Lierre
Nceds
Wales
Charlotte Robinson
Brook Street
New Hand Street
Robinson
Bengeance
Newnham College
Newnham
Cooper-Oakley
Mme
Isabel
Art news and gossip from Mayer's and gallery shows
Charles Wall presents a pastel portrait of two young ladies at Mayer's. Walkley watercolors join Histed's collection with Johnstown disaster photographs. Dielman etching Under the Holly shown at Young's. Stanley White plans a New York marble arch. Stanford White to design. Stevenson, Mapge Imvry, and others exhibit roses and outdoor studies. The Society of American Artists’ eleventh show closes with high praise. Webb prize awarded to D. W. Troyon for The First Leaves.
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Charles Wall
Mayer's
Walkley
Histed
Johnstown
Frederick Dielman
Young's
New York
Washington Square
Stanford White
D. B. Walkeley
Stevenson
Boyd's
Mapge
Washington
Pittsburg
Society of American Artista
Society
Fifth Avenue
Ew York
Webb
D. W. Troyon
Bryan Wall
G Joe's
Block Island
Two Rare Bargains at Hoffmann Music Store
Upright piano 8190 plans offered at 60 dollars. A 744 octave upright piano in fine condition with cover and stool priced at 190 dollars. Also a 150 parlor organ used briefly for 30 dollars. Store display includes Lohmer and Colby pianos. Repairs and upholstery offered by Haugh and Keenan. Phone 1626.
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J. M. Hoffmann & Co
Smithfield Street
Lohmer
Colby
Physician Warns of Typhoid Flood in Pittsburg Summer
A veteran Pittsburg physician warns the city faces a health crisis due to contaminated summer water and widespread street excavations. He urges residents to leave the city, noting no easy country alternative besides Idlewood Hotel and cottages for preserving business and family health.
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Pittsburg
Prince
Idlewood Hotel
Idlewood
Union Station
Jos. Loughrey & Sons
Wood Street
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