Commencement Across Pennsylvania Colleges
The quarter century celebration of Washington and Jefferson Colleges featured 708 graduates in 25 years, with 253 in ministry and 174 in law. Governor Beaver presided at the banquet and alumni events, as commencements continue at Bellefonte State College and St Francis College in Lorette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Washington and Jefferson Colleges
Moffat
Washington and Jefferson
Beaver
Mget
Bellefonte
The
State College
Alamoi and Dllegates
John Norris
Joseph Ferry
John Sullivan
Joseph Garvey
Felix Golian
Richard MecGarrigte
Tierney
Thomas H. Greerr
Altoona
Raven School
Youngstown
Clement Hall
B. M. Hill
Rosen School
Traedly
Fatal stove oil blast at Brownsville claims Levingston life
Mrs Mary Levingston nee Fitzgerald of Bridgeport wife of Bud Levingston a Monongahela branch employee died after a stove fire ignited by oil she poured into a burning fire. Her husband was injured trying to help as the house burned, and she was buried this morning at 10 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brow Nevine
Mary Levingston
Fitzgerald
Bridgeport
Bud Levingston
Monongahela
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Judge Refuses Writ in McGinty Conspiracy Case
Special telegram from Castres reports Judge refused a writ of habeas corpus for Mrs. Norah McGinty charged with conspiracy to murder William Foltz, president of the First National Bank. The court holds the case as common law and bound over to the September term. McGinty was jailed three weeks awaiting this decision. Sam Kissinger, an ex-prisoner, was involved but provided testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castres
Norah McGinty
Wiliam & Foltz
First National Bank
McGinty
Sam Kissinger
Erwin Hoe Secures North Pennsylvanian Plate Glass Plant
Erwin Hoe has secured the frame glass works to be built north of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Papers are signed and work will start soon. The plant will be vast with a 40 pot furnace and 400 workers initially, rising to 800 within a year. Twenty acres of land are allocated in North. Final papers received yesterday.
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Lewis
Janes
Irewin
Pennsylvania Railroad
North
Bull Gores Farm Hand In 35 Foot Fall At Youngstown
A German laborer on Silas Shook's stock farm was gored by an infuriated bull and fell thirty five feet while attempting to move the animal. Fellow workers using pitchforks subdued the bull and rescued him. Albert Austin, a worker on a new residence site, also fell thirty five feet and was taken home by ambulance.
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Perret Tellgram
Youngstows
Silas Shook
Albert Austin
Heat forces shutdowns at Allegheny Steel and Miller Forge
Workers at Allegheny Beesonior Steel Works Duquesne report eight hour shifts due to extreme heat. Superintendent Hoffman reviews the request. The Miller Forge at Hankin closed because a cooling fan broke, leaving workers unable to operate in the heat.
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Jane
Allegheny Beesenior Steel Works
Duquesne
Hoffman
Hankin
Claridge Miners Return to Work at Old Scale
The Claridge miners end a strike by returning to the previous wage scale after weeks on the picket line. Operators offered no concessions, and miners chose to resume work rather than remain idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Janes
Claridge
Butler CLASS 1885 reunion and local accidents report
The notice mentions a Butler Jefferson College reunion at Canonsburg on a Wednesday. It reports fatalities and injuries from mishaps including a rider killed near Indiana county, a woman killed by a fall, a slate fall killing William Hulsell and injuring Frank Jones, and a missing Southwest Railroad conductor from Scottdale. A local superintendent election sets T Johnson as superintendent with a salary of 1800. A gas vein was struck during water drilling in Asheville Cambria county halting work.
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O. P
Butler
Jefferson College
Canonsburg
Banvesvinur
Masonic Temple
JaMre Ayers
Indiana County
Barnerville
John Miller
William Hulsel
Frank Jones
Sherif Simewan
South Fork
Dovu Gisss Moses
Southwest Railroad
Scottdale
Hie Iteba
T. Jomserox
Johnstown
New Maine Opinion Could Halt Seizure of Original Liquor Packages
City Solicitor Mitchell in Bawxoor Maine issues an opinion limiting police seizures of beer and liquor in original unbroken packages. Officers may require bonds to cover damages to liquor owners or risk stopping many seizures. Several Committee of Seven members continue swearing out warrants as police services are invoked.
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Pine Tree
Bawxoor
Mitchell
Kitney
Mr. Mitchell
Marshal Whitney
Committee of Seven
Dicken Denies Contempt Charge Over Grand Jury Witnesses
J Charles Dicken, Esq., filed an answer to the contempt rule insisting he did no wrong. He explained as Frank Gernade’s attorney he sought to see witnesses, spoke with McDonough in the hallway near the grand jury room, but did not know he had testified. Hearing postponed to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Charles Dicken
Dicken
Frank Gernade
McDonough
Grand Jury
Commonwealth v Wells and Others at Criminal Court
A list of defendants including Oliver Wells John Driscoll James McCann Miranda Palmer and others faces Commonwealth criminal court proceedings. The docket names multiple defendants across cases with varied surnames indicating a crowded session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court —Commonwealth
Oliver Wells
John Driscoll
John Donnelly
William Shay
John Dol
James McCann
David Bown
Thomas Jones
Miranda Palmer
Newton Robinson
John Murphy
Henry McCord
Albert Snowden
James A. Peart
M. Barris
Edwin C. Crothers
Joan Clark
John Connors
Acquittal and suits mark Negloy Avenue cases in court
In criminal court yesterday William aeon was acquitted of assault and battery on SS Jupex Stowe. Arguments also heard in cases by Negloy Avenue residents against Duquesne Traction Company to restrain track laying. WILLIAM R. SNYDER filed for $30,000 damages against Sebastian Delp for alleged false arrest connected to a forgery incident involving his 17 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aeon
Jupex Stowe
Negloy Avenues
Duquesne Traction Company
Csmpany
Reso
William R. Snyder
Sebastian Delp
Delp
Snyder
Alderman McMasters
Married No More Divorces Granted Yesterday
A series of divorces were granted yesterday in cases including Fannie Jackson versus Albert Jackson Caroline Whitehead versus Richard Whitehead Edward Davis versus Frances Davis Carrie M. Jones versus Albert D. Jones Millie E. Gallagher versus Patrick H. Gallagher and Caroline Lepplain versus Fred Lepplain A divorce was refused in the case of Charles Schnitzki against Anna Schnitzki The witness alleged cruelty and an existing husband at the time of marriage she denied the charges asserting her former spouse was dead when she married Schnitzki
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Jackson
Albert Jackson
Caroline Whitehead
Richard Whitehead
Edward Davis
Frances Davis
Carrie M. Jones
Albert D. Jones
Millie E. Gallagher
Patrick H. Gallagher
Caroline Lepplain
Fred Lepplain
Charles Schnitzki
Anna Schnitzki
Schnitzki
Crovelly
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line Steamers Daily Run
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line announces daily steamers from foot Wood Street to Cincinnati with meals and state room. Fare to Cincinnati is 7 50 or 12 00 for round trip, return by rail options 12 50. Berths and information via Jas A Henderson sup t. mail description folders. Also local ads for fire works, trunks, shoes, harmonicas and more citywide.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Foot Wood St
All
Jas. A. Henderson
First Popular Excursion to Atlantic City on July 3 1690
Atlantic City excursion advertised by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Round trip rate ten dollars, tickets valid for ten days with stopovers. Special trains depart from the B&O depot at 8 AM and 9:20 PM. Inquiries directed to E D Smith, division passenger agent, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ashington
E. D. Smith
Pittsburg
Remarkable Offer At The People's Store
The People’s Store offers a limited line of Smith’s best moquettes new goods at $1 per yard. Quantity is limited and sale ends when sold out. Campbell & Drew announce the bargain as a summer special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
People’s
Campbell & Drew
Always the Cheapest Dusters for Ladies
The advertisement promotes a broad range of ladies dusters in linen mohair and brilliantine for excursion season. It highlights prices from 1 to 15 dollars and urges customers that no wardrobe is complete without one of these practical garments.
Flint Glassworkers Set Second Annual Reunion in Pittsburgh
The American Flint Glassworkers plan their second annual reunion in Pittsburgh on Monday June 30. Special P C and St L train leaves Pittsburg at 7 AM. Round trip fare is 135 dollars with tickets valid for return until July.
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Pittsburg
Wsu
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday
Miscellaneous names and notices list marriage licenses issued in Pittsburg Allegheny with multiple names including Peter Barsennewe, Mary Maibach, Jules Hargrives, Matilda Cotton. The page also records several obituaries and funeral notices for Burke, Ferguson, Gilson, Goetttler, Glancey, Hazlett, Loeffler, Martin, Morrison, and others with dates in June 1890 and locations in Pittsburgh and Steubenville area. end notices request copy of Steubenville papers.
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Same
Retidense Scien Mallen
Pitteburg Ee
Pittsburg
Peter Barsennewe
Sss
Kambina Carling
Aeveneeent
Caenere Pugick Pianetan
cRevepo
Maty A. Fiqnetiy
Snes Erro Oh
Oespar
Pitteburg
George Bund
Rrereeneeeres
Mary Maibach
Eee
Pittabrg
Pittshhote
Pitteburge
Econenee
Allegheny
Duquesne Duquesne -Pittsburg
Pittburg
Jules Hargrives
Matilda Cotton
Robert M. Davis
Annie Mi. Roth
George L. Maral
Cee Ee Eeeaas Ap
Pittebare
Pinsburg
Anna M. Kalk
Acceeseceasesssuesen
Utteburg
Robert Aig Ote Eeeressenneecereess
Pittebure Catharine Sulivat
Ciisessessuses Ooeee
Pittaburg
James Carnahas
Dora Kohler
Pittabarg
Mary Meyers
Mittoburg
C. Gracier
Eure
Alice Farrell
Ito Bi
MOTAM
T. Gordon
Henry
Rose McDonald
Jove
Hampton Township
Glilson
Michael Howard Wanp Giison
Samuel H
Isabella Gilson
Goettler
Josephine Goettlers
Joseph Goettier
Sarah Street
Southside
City
Quuancey
Willie
William
Mary Glancey
Carson Street
Wepresday
Hazlett
Youngston
Jenniz
John P. Hazlett
J. & Reymer
Fayette St
Loeffler
Martin Loeffler
Wepwespar
Locust Street
Etnaborough
Martin
Weaser Tomas
Thomas
Mary Street
Morrison
Joneseo
Twenty-fourth Street
Hugh Morrises
Steubenville Anale
Embroideries and Linens Sale for Summer Wear
Advertises trimming for white dresses in morning wear at summer hotels and cottages. Promotes a large stock of embroidery including overs insertions and hemstitched skirtings in 27 to 46 inch widths. Special offerings include White India Linens and plain White Linen Lawns at discounted prices.
Lateen Tea Gowns Delight with Fit Pattern and Price
Our season showcase features Lateen Tea Gowns praised for fit, pattern, and style with a remarkable price of seven ninety nine. See them now for value and elegance.
Gingham dresses and French Latines offered at bargain prices
An advertisement touts light colored gingham dresses trimmed with lace and embroidery, Zephyr ginghams at 8c to 15c, and a wide range of French Latines priced around 33c to 35c. It highlights fast black satines, Henrietta Latines, and beige tweed outfits with matching jackets and wash silk shirt waists, plus bargain beige cheviots at 54 inches wide for summer wear.
Waists In Stock as Demand Surges
Store announces limited supply of Percale Shirt Waists now in stock after last week's disappointment. Customers urged to come quickly as demand exceeds supply. Price listed as $1.49.
Clearance Sale of Parasols at Great Reductions
A local advertisement touts clearance parasol sale with many items discounted from original prices. Prices range from 25 cents to “$375” and include 26 inch sterling silver handles and various cloths. Some umbrellas can be recovered while you wait.
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Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Irwin
Legram
Mrs. M'Ginty
Erwin Hoe
Day
James W. Grove
Franklin Hart
New York
MWFS
Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Fifth Ave
Bocos
Bua
Rosenbaum & Co
Simon's
Ohio Street
Hamilton’s
Hamilton's
Fifth Avenue
Pyatt
Avrercet's Elite Photograph Gallery
Market St
Jowest
Silver Novelties
Wattles & Bheafer
Jewelers
Telephone
Uwr
Danziger's
Wheeling
McLean
John BR. McLean
Rochester Township
Rueberry
Margaret Hueberry
Seventh Avenue
Moeting
St. Paul's Cathedral
Scott
Arch Street
Alleghen City
Ann Bcort
Wiliam Scott
Brooklyn
Ganam A. Seer
Robert 4. Smith
Chatham Street
Wagner
Epina Margaret Oley
Mamie Wagner
Knoxville Street
Eeler
Jone Ar
Joan Une Wenaxee
Ete Grant
Zoe Wheeler
Allegheny City
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Myll-Momwiseo
James M. Fullerton
Seventh Street
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Pitpnone Vc
John Jr
A. Murdoch
Smithfield &T
Gabriel
Jelexwr
Latimer's
Challie
T. M. Latimer
Federal St
South Diamond
Joseph Oseph
Jett
Embrowery
jeBh-sn
Anther
Hood
C. L Hood
Lowell
Gingham
Sure Fitters
Himmelrich
AAA
Braddock
Braddock Ave
Sell-Wren
Pittsburg, PA
Sixth St
Penn Ave
Jez
Knox
Wood Street
Jelz
A Ee Ee
5. CO
Wood St
Heen
Joneon
Chalfant
A. E W. Painter
Robert Lea
M. W. Watson
John Wilson
Joseph Walton
Wm. G. Park
A. M. Byers
James J. Senet
George E. Painter
John Thompson
Wm.Adair
James Little
August Ammon
inQhduat
Open Sundars
Mb2deli
Lister's Union Wash
Lister
Union Wash
Louvre Glove CO
Sixth Street
AsenTe
Bogos& Buhl
Jetto
Underwriters’ Sale
Laird’s Mammoth Bargain Stores
Laird’s New Retail Shoe
Market Street
Ww. M. Laird
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