Duquesne College Class of 1892 Graduates at Grand Opera House
The first class of Duquesne College, thirty six graduates, received diplomas at the Grand Opera House last night. President Wood lauded the college’s early success with over 600 students enrolled that year and noted three parties share diploma distribution: the state charter, the board, and the faculty, while graduates receive the fruit of their work.
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Duquesne College
Grand Opera House
Opera House
Poquesne Conservatory Chorus
Carl Retter
D. Jones
L. Lewis Todd
Olla BR. H. Hotham
Ransom M. Day
Business College
Misa Kathren Carney
Agnes Carspecken
Moss Maude Bishoff
John H. Fiutehineon
Mary A. E
Mattie H. Belfore
Grace Eakin
Wood
Western
Pennsylvania
Tsar
George H. Kane
Allerheny City
L. Lawi
Todd
Braddock
Nashe Bishoit
L. Grace Eakin
West Bridgewater
Cora A. Borris
Pittsburg
John H. Hutchinson
Walter ©. Amsler
Hettie Schultz
New Brighton
Lee
James N. Long
Alleheny
Commercist School
William E. Mitchell
Wilkinsburg
John Tl. Hutchinson
William M. Brown
Henry (. Miller
Bert Perry
Charles RK
Elizabeth
George J. Weigle
John W. Richer
Woodlawn
Samuel L. Pangburn
Robert M. Jamison
Irwin
Ameclin
M.L. Pracht
Toronto
Jeannie McAleven
Elizabeth M. Howells
Ella Rosborough
Beesh Clif
Washington
Mabie L. Willatreepee G. Seacoast
James MM. Corboy
Dan Rice Bets Land Ownership Versus Cleveland Victory
Dan Rice, retired circus clown, offers to bet $100,000 cash that Cleveland will carry New York and be elected president if nominated, claiming 35,000 acres valued at $250,000 in Perry county Tennessee. An unnamed showman and another bettor challenge him, while recalling past show troubles and unpaid wages.
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New York
Dan Rice
Perry County
Tenn
Cleveland
Dan
Brooklyn
Castor
New York Aldermanic Hegira Delays Chicago Weddings
City marriage bureau at City Hall in New York failed to wed five Italian and Hebrew couples as Tammany Hall trains to Chicago drew away nearly all aldermen. With three Republican aldermen in the city, none could officiate, leaving engaged pairs stranded. Meanwhile Frank McLaughlin, on a somnambulistic journey, fell from a roof at 1614 Second Avenue. doctors fear for his recovery.
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City Hall
Tammany Hall
Chicago
Shatchens
van Pelt Fitzgerald
Bureau
Cupid van Pelt
Cupid Fitzgerald
Frank McLaughlin
Second Avenue
Chamberlain’s Remedy Praised by Wellsville Resident
Mr. C H Shawen of Wellsville Kansas commends Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for fourteen years of use. He claims it resolves obstinate summer complaint and diarrhea in children without needing medical help, asserting no medicine matches its effectiveness.
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C. H. Shawen
Wellsville
Kan
Chamberlain
Wrhsa
Why Some Women Grow Old and Work of Baking
A historical ad style piece argues that baking drains a woman's vitality and suggests products to ease labor. It endorses Marvin's bread, Ros uses it, and promotes Northrop patent metal ceilings, De Witt's Little Early Risers, and various tonics as remedies for ailments and comfort. It mixes consumer promotions with advice on domestic life.
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Irs
Shock of Electric Fall Tragedy Leaves Man Maimed
Peoria Illinois June 22 Special. John Mahony an elder employee at the city electric light plant climbed an 170 foot tower to remove decorations and touched a live wire. He was rescued after two hours of agony with both hands burned and later amputated. Doctors fear he may not recover due to shock.
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Peoria
Illn
West Bluff
John Mahony
Electric Light Ca
Scoltine
Funeral of Addie Buttress After Jealous Hairdresser Tragedy
The funeral processional for Addie Buttress took place yesterday at 120 Market Street Allegheny from the family residence. Emil West, the man accused of killing Buttress on Beaver Avenue Monday night, will be buried today in the potter's field.
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Addie Buttress
Beaver Avenue
Emil West
No. 120
Market Street
Alleghen
West
Potter's Field
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Grand Operas House
Maude Bishoff
Cora A. Harris
William T. English
Walter O. Amsler
Kathryn Carney
Diamond Street
Conservatory of Music
Northrop
Southwenty-third
Mary Streets
de Witt
de Wrrr
Zephyr
L&r
Morley
Saratoga
Kaufmannsds
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield ST
Soc
Rufus Waterhouse
Shocker
Hong
McElveen Furniture Ca
Smithfield Street
Jos. Fieming & Son
Fleming
Paus
Finch
Gibson
California
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market St
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Col. Smithfield and Liberty
Greenough Street
Gas Alley
Grant ST
Youghiogheny Coal Co., Ltd
T. S. Knap
Youghiogheny
jel-Térra
Laird’s
Laird's
Oxford
Congress
Stieren
Smithfield
Apollinaris
Table Waters
Geo. W. Childs
Prop R
Phila
Public Ledger
Ben
L. Elliott
Markes
Gout & LumBaco
Allegheny
All Druggista
W Kinnie & Chessman Mfg CO
Ponn Ave
Koehler’s
Federal St
Allegheny Y
W.m.laird
Wood Steer Market Street
Wallace Optical Co
Penn Avenue
Tne Relliabice Getician
J. Diamond
Little
Kensington
Great Chambers Glass Works
Pittsburg Reduction CO
Aluminum
Bradley Foundry C C
THE
Pittsburg Tin Plate CO
Brownsville Plate Glass CO
B. F Rynd Planing
Standard Hardware CO
the Excelsior Flint Glass Company
Kensington Flouring Mills
Logan Planing and Saw Mills
Kensington Brick CO
Kensington Improvement Co
Fourth Ave
Pittsburg, PA
J. Harper Bonnell Co., Voni
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