Canada's Reciprocity Talks Reheated in Ottawa Debates
Ottawa dispatch reviews renewed Canadian U S reciprocity talks with Prime Minister Abbott delivering a government message to Parliament. Reports recountSir John Macdonald’s earlier bid for a joint commission, Blaine’s private stance, and Lord Knutsford's telegraph on Newfoundland relief. The piece notes Paunceforte’s cautious replies and a public dispute over informal discussions. A second item mentions a Great Western Band concert at Highland Park and extended local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ort
Abbott
Senate
Governor General
John Macdonald
Blaine
RE Ee
Unic
Lord Knutsford
Newfoundland
Canada
United States
England
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Corce
Lora Knuteford
Minketer Pauncefots
Louistanley
Isd
Atlantic
Alaska
Julian Painecdote
Wash
Mr. Kinine
Hisine
Lord Salebury
Confidentia
Charles Tupper
Barefoot Boys at School Spark Knickerbocker Debate
In Firousine Massachusetts the school committee weighed rules on bare feet and knickers after pupil Daniel Healy arrived at Mrs Hosmer's intermediate school in knickers and no shoes. The Rev F C argued it indecent for boys to attend barefoot, while teachers and officials debated proper attire and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firousine
Mass
Daniel Healy
Hosmer
Macy
Pardons Announced for Several Cases by Board
The Board of Pardons released decisions on multiple cases, granting pardons to Harvey Honey and Phoebe Collins, continuing Alexander Weighney, and denying Silass Gray and Redbearings to William Connell and Thomas Bateman Blain. Marion Crowl’s murder sentence remains under review with commutations discussed. The board will reconvene on the fourth Tuesday of September.
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Hawaisians
Board of Pardons
Harvey Honey
Venango
Phoebe Collins
Allegheny
J. B. Bander
Johanna Eshaltz
Arte
Alexander Iegheny Ee
Silass.Gray
Westmoreland
Marion Crowl
Fayette
Nathaniel
L. H. Er
Rey
William Connell
Thomas Bateman Blain
Charles Hannon
Pennsylvania Pharmacists Open Fourteenth Annual Convention
The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association opened its fourteenth annual meeting at Springs Hotel with a large attendance. President Stine of Reading presided and A Kelley of Pittsburgh spoke on behalf of the association. Proceedings continued with discussions on upcoming topics and schedule set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brorono Starmaes
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Springs Hotel
Stine
Reading
Association
A. Kelley
Pittsburg
Rat & the Association
Westminster College Alumni Meet Confers Degrees
The Westminster College alumni gathering in New Witchworox featured President Ferguson delivering the address. The board of fees conferred degrees on graduate students, including names such as J. L. Snyder of Allegheny who may write Ph D after his name, and other degree recipients from Parkes Sees and Watercure, Pa.
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J. L. Snyder
Allegheny
Ph. D
New Witchworox
Westminster College
Ferguson
Board of Fees of Westminster
Col
Caer
J. Meng
Thory Tarkiny
Inaia
Galt
Can
Mary E ‘Campbell Parkes
T. B. Gormaly
Watercure
A. M
Soldiers and Sailors Home rule altered at Erie meeting
The Executive Board of the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Erie met and decided that the new rule requiring inmates to turn no part of quarterly pensions to the treasury should not apply to annuitants prior to June 1. Five or cent is to be applied to maintain the home and furnish pensions. Those not complying will be honorably charged from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaisuung
Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Erie
Odd Snake Harasses Picnic Party At French Creek
A city woman returning from French Creek reports a strange four foot gray snake with two hornlike projections on its forehead. The creature leaped rather than slithered as it escaped, leaving party members startled by the bizarre warning tale.
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Waar Carsten
Jane
French Creek
Armor Piercing Projectiles Ready for Navy Tests
June 2 report from Wasutsertons states that ten inch armor piercing projectiles for the navy are completed by Carpenter Steel Company Reading Pa and delivered to the Indian proving ground. A subset will be tested by firing from the Minuteman monitor at a ten inch steel plate made by Schneider & Co Creusot France.
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Wasutsertons
Carpenter Steel Company
Reading
Indian Proving Ground
Fred
Schneider & Co
Creusot
France
Multiple Fatalities and Arrests Reported in Regional Incidents
A dynamite blast at Leiper’s quarries near Cheater killed Peter McLaughlin and injured John Parker. Rev. N A Barr is sought for sending an abusive tar card to a Cleveland recipient. Coronel Lor Boren, a major livestock shipper, was killed by an engine near Newburg West Virginia. Rogret Hayman and Henry Askin, former coke workers, arrested for robbery amid unrest. A suspect bound over to court in Bend. 6000 yards of cotton challies offered by Horne and Co. Penn Avenue Stores.
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Leiper
Cheater
Peter McLaughlin
John Parker
Warner
N. A. Barr
Adamston
Lancaster
Coronel Lor Boren
Newburg
W. Va
Boyer
West Virginia
Rogret Hayman
Henry Askin
Bend
Askin
Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Obituary notices from Pittsburgh area June 1891 event list
Funeral notices and obituaries for multiple residents in Allegheny and Pittsburgh, June 1891. Names include Hitchcock, Bell, Devine, Foster, Golden, Hannan, Hengelsberg, Hieber, Hopkins, Hufnagel, Jones, Keil, Murphy, Schweitzer, Schwamb, Williams, with addresses on Penn Avenue, Butler Street, Carnegie Avenue, and more. Services scheduled, interment details, and family invites.
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Beli
Pnadenty
Ralre
Willis B
Ida M. Bell
Meridan Street
Duquesne Heights
Wincerspar
Bothwell
L. U
Dawn Bothweelt
James R. Chepman
Gallagher Street
Allegheny
Wepwespar
Waaneh
Burke
Samme
Webster Avenue
Jasmin Burse
Corry
Eorra Conny
Devine
Ater
Foster
Sapix Trenesa
Jamea
Rose Foster
Ligonier Street
Taves Bay
Hieber
Hopkins
David Horriss
Hufnagel
John Hufnagel
Wrokespay
Shaler Township
Evergreen
Hamlet Road
St. Mary's Church
Sharpsburg
Jones
Washington, Pa
Jo Wactrr L. Jonns
M. E
Keil
Jolly
George
Margaret Keil
Wepwrspar
Butler Street
Pittsburg
Murphy
Rose
James Murphy
Wipreapay Worntna
Michael King
Brownsville Avenue
Schweitzer
Ty. U
Joan H
Frederick
John A. Schweitzer
Rodman Street
East End
Tarrs Bay
Schepta
Ar. U
Awsiz Basnara
John
Delia Schwamb
Williams
Arena Williames
George B
Annie x Williams
Pr. x
Wroxxspar
Titusville
New Patterns and Chairs Offered for Summer Demand
A dealer promotes a fresh lot of patterns to meet the pre July demand and urges buyers to secure chairs now. It cautions against choosing solely on low price and advises paying for quality while highlighting extensive variety to please all customers.
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Mr.Blaine
MacDonald
Binine
Sir John Macdonald
Dominion of
United Sines
Pauncefore
Paunestore
Stanley
Tohey
Bert Fawl
A. Fow
Brandenburgs
Heawr & Co
Avenue Stores
Hichland Park
Great Western Band
Highland Park
East Em
So'clowk
Duquesne Traction Company
K Wei
Marvh
Ellenberg
Wallace Watt
Kerer
Stephenie
Gaiden
Bacalos
Arty Enmetlinn” Oo
Cesesseeses
Duquesne Traction
Come Sud
Jie. Horne & Co
Aid Ledding
Henry Benani
Liberty Street
Sixth Arene
James H. Aiken & Co
Ted B
Fifth Avenue
Taedos, Hope & Co
Jos
Homer & Co
Pens Avenue
Pennsylvania Pharmacists
United States Proving Ground
Tore Seros
Sarah Am Irwin
Aedee
Piteburgittsburg
New York Allegheny
Tawasapay
F.un
Doulton
Sevres
Derby
Royal Worcester
Haviland
Shearer & Lloyd's
M. B
C. A. Verner
Fifth Ave
Market St
Uwr
Germantown
Sud
Ladies Sage
LACE
Oxfords
Braddock
Braddock Ave
Vincent & Scott
Vincent
Scott
Jermene
Grenadines
Boggs & Buhl
Victors
A. G. Pratt & CO
Wood St
McNaugher & CO
Federal ST
Jem
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Tim
Uwren
Fullerton
Orrr Street
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
Duquesne
John BR
A. Murdoch
Insurance Co
North America
William L
Fourth Avenue
Jell-Wren
Jeti
Wsa
Ars
Caxtons
Manufacturers and Merchants Ins. CO
Painter
John Thompson
Wm. T. Adair
James Little
August Nu
Mackinaw
Milan
Saginaw
Dunlap & Co
D. D. Youmsn
New York
J. G Bennett &Co
Cor
C. D. Lewis
Smithfield
Nodergy
Stooseph
Loomis
Manufac
Ager
Mao In
Trautman & Kirk, Dll
Chea
Fleming & Son
Ae Market St
Bearoom
Liebig Company’s
Fou
Justice von Liebig
Bine
Jesus
DR. Harris
Jelf-P
Sixth Street
Coats
Goousey
Market Street
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