Pennsylvania Exposition Commission Eyes State’s Best Exhibit
Pennsylvania commissioners to the Columbian Exposition in Chicago will meet July 1 in Harrisburg to plan the state exhibit. Allegheny county dominates the panel with six members, focusing on iron steel coal oil and agriculture and seeking a strong display of Western Pennsylvania production.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Court Oom
Marrisbure
Tre Therarcn
Allegheny County
Geffy
Guffy
Pittsburgr
Chicago
Feild
Penheylvania
Fort Pitt
Windy City
Olf
Philladelphia
Fort Duquesne
Pittsburg
Tron
Hohe Seate
Peonevivesia
Callorsda
Valley
Patrick Foley Wis
Fit Avenue
Piersbourg
Gatty
Riley
Pitentrn
Milliards
Mnk
Foley
Westmoreland
Fayette
Mthare
Lambtaston
Ymy
Peonerivania
Geogre J
Oo Taube Works
H. K. Porter
A. M. Byers
Louis Meyran
Canons Iron and Steel Company
Allegheny Ora
Governor Pattison vetoes motor bill in Pittsburg
The governor rejected Senate bill No. amid claims it aimed to compel street railway properties to sell or lease to motor power firms. He said the measure interfered with ongoing litigation and sought to influence court outcomes, worsening rights and property questions in dispute.
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Oxpress
Temporary professor named at Reformed Presbyterian Seminary
A meeting of the Board of Superintendents of the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary appointed Dr George D D as temporary professor for the coming winter following the resignation of Rev J Millican as Board Chairman. Rev Dr Stevenson was elected to fill the vacancy and a committee was formed to study additional lecturers on theological topics. The report includes unrelated advertisements for nutrition and linoleum sales.
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McClurkan
RE. P
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
George
D. D
J. Millican
New York
Dr. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Lincrusta Wal ton and wood moldings listed for sale
An advertisement notes Lincrusta walton pressed goods and a full line of wood moldings at Welty's 120 Federal Street and 65 67 69 71 Park Way. It also mentions Level-headed men using Iron City beer and stopping ice water during warm days with bake lots offered for sale.
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Lincrusta Walton
Takinnes
Welty’s
Federal Street
Parkway
Iron City
Toss
Rolls Wall Ae
Welty
Federal ‘Street
Spies
Welty's
What Manufacturers Think at World's Fair
Citizens in the iron and steel trade showed limited interest in the World’s Fair. Vice President Lemuel Bannister of Westinghouse Electric questioned the sufficiency of a 300,000 appropriation and noted Keystone’s broad variety of products and interests.
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Citieens
Lemuel Bannister
Westinghouse Electric Company
Hammocks at James W. Groves on Fifth Avenue
Local ad touts the city’s best hammock selection at James W. Groves on Fifth Avenue. Shoppers urged to inspect the lineup before making a big purchase.
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James W. Grove
Fifth Avenue
Wires to Go Underground as City Commis sion Acts
The Committee on Public Safety approved ordinances to bury telegraph, telephone and electric wires downtown by July 1 1802 with a later extension to November 15 and set rules for conduits and poles. It also authorized a fire bureau upgrade including a water tower, fire boat, four steam engines, two hose carriages and new salaries.
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Committee On Public Safety
Bureau of Fire
Common Connect
Connells
Grant Street
Brown
Metzgar
Telephone Company
Russell
Electric Light and Telegraph
Srown
Ooto
Campbell
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
J. Campbell
Pittsburg
Lamble
Epoca Mead
Bureau of Electricity
Mead
Committee of Public Works
Frst
L. T. Brown
Remembering the Day Dinner for Dr Nardyz and Solferino Battle Anniversary
Dr Nardyz and Mrs ML Nardyz hosted a select dinner to mark their wedding anniversary and the Solferino battle anniversary with memories of his wartime wounds and aid from a comrade. Mrs Hitchcock joined the celebration after her marriage to Raymond Hitchcock of Philadelphia.
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Nardyz
ML. Nardyz
Solferino
Montday
Paris
St. John's Day
Italy
Hitchcock
Raymond Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Three Serious Falls Leave One Dead and Two Injured
Bors William Born died after falling from his wagon on a road near 56 Forward Avenue. Coroner to hold inquest. Patrick Finn, laborer at Eliza Blast Furnace, fell from a trestle and broke his left leg. Jerry Wilecott fell on Forty-first Street, breaking his left leg and was taken home to Clay Alley.
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Bors—William Born
Forward Avenue
Pinx
Patrick Finn
Eliza
Jerry Wilecott
Forty-first Street
Clay Alley
Governor Signs Park Purchase Bill For Pittsburg
The governor approved legislation allowing cities to buy land for parks and to improve and maintain them. The measure clarifies the legality of adding land to Schenley Park and settles questions raised about the purchase being lawful.
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Pattison
Pittsburg
Schenley Park
Prohibitionists Attend Lafayette Hall Convention
The Prohibitionists plan vigorous efforts for today’s Lafayette Hall convention. Expected speakers include National Secretary John Lloyd Thomas, State Chairman H. D. Patton, John D. Gill former Governor candidate, Andrew Brown of a county named as potential State Treasurer nominee, and A LC chair of Butler County.
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F Prohibitionis
Lafayette Hall
John Lloyd Thomas
H. D. Patton
John D. Gill
Andrew Brown
Aette County
Opien
Huriiectly
Butler County
Covenant Church Committee Seeks Admission at Allegheny Press Meet
The Allegheny Cove nanter Church congregation met in the U P Seminary and appointed a committee to attend the Allegheny Press meeting of the U P Cha on mark Cane day at De Haven. They will present a petition signed by 27 Covenan or Be members requesting admittance to the U P.
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Allegheny Covenanter Church
U. P
Allegheny Press
Mark Cane
de Haven
Fruit
Sharon
W. T. Marshall
Allegheny
Pattison
Marshall
Second Avenue Trend May Extend to Home
J. Dawson Callery said yesterday that over the next few years the Second avenue trend would be extended to Home. He suggested broader urban development would follow the same pattern. He cited potential impacts on housing and transportation as the trend expands.
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J. Dawson Callery
Second Avenue
Committee to Choose Site for Pittsburg Female College
The committee tasked with locating a temporary site for Pittsburg Female College will delay a decision until next week. Dr Norcross says the school will open for fall term as usual.
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Pittsburg Female College
Norcross
Space for rent at Diamond Street building with offices
The advertisement offers large sixth floor area and entire fifth floor as 60 by 100 feet, lighted fronts and central light, plus two second floor rooms 30 by 20 and 18 by 18, all suitable for workrooms and offices. Power and electric light are included. contact John T. Shields at the Diamond and Smithfield corner building.
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Agh
Diamond Street
John T. Shields
Corner Diamond
Smithfield
Germania Savings Bank Temporary Location Notice
Germania Savings Bank announces temporary relocation to No 7 Sixth Avenue corner, due to building reconstruction after a recent fire. The note highlights 4 percent on time deposits and banking hours from 9 to 4:30. Also promotes Columbian bicycles by Triu James W Grove agent, urging shoppers to compare prices and buy quality wheels at equal cost.
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Sixth Avenue
Seteroat
Triu
James W. Grove
Columbian Bicycles
Welty's offers curtains and bargains at 120 Fed Street
Advert says lace curtains at Welty's with price points, plus brocade silks at 25c and 10c items from B & T and Zephyrines. Highlights baby carriages, sale before July 4, and other bargains at James W. Grove and Jos Horne & Co. stores. Also promotes Iron City beer and various consumer goods. Lists addresses on Federal Street and Penn Avenue.
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Welty’s
Fed
Parkway
Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Fourth Annual Convention of Steam Fitters Opens Quietly
TheNo Sono Steam Fitters and Steam Fitters Opera Association closed after a three day session held secretly at Market and Water streets. About 30 delegates from major cities discussed shorter hours wages set at three dollars for city work and supported the Pittsburgh eight hour strike. Officers elected include H H Campbell Philadelphia President and J P McGrath Detroit Vice President with next meeting planned for Detroit. The group emphasized education cooperation and protecting workers while uniting local unions nationwide.
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No- Sono Steam Fitters and Steam Fitters Opera’ Association
United States
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Securinn
Pittsburg
Yesteray
H. H. Campbell
Hiladelphia
J. P. McGrath
Detroit
E. F. Harrison
Brooks
John Manyon
P.J. Duff
Britt
No Answer for McGuire as Contractors Stand Firm
Striking carpenters refuse McGuire's compromise, preparing to take all kinds of contracts from a new Union Supply Company. Kent, Snyder, and the Construction Yard set up at 587 Smithfield Street to handle work. Builders' Exchange president Barnes says no reply will be given and insists the master builders have nothing to say.
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Kent
Vomrocenne
New Union Supply Company
Yaad
Smithfield Street
McGuire
Barnes
Snyder
Nine Hour Clause Standoff Hinders Amalgamated Scale Talks
Report from the amalgamated convention shows friction over the nine hour clause and extra puddling costs. A committee led by D B Oliver and others asked for convention courtesies to explain the position while no concessions appear likely. The session continues with officer reports and elections delaying adjournment as Chambers McKee Glass Works ends the season and 1200 workers brace for a tougher year.
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D. B. Oliver
James M. Bailey
James McCutcheon
Sr. B. Everson
G. M. Laughlin
A. W. Painter
J. W. Friend
Frank Richardson
John Moorhead
Granite Cutters Union Stance on Non-Union Workers
John G. Mowry, corresponding secretary, said workers did not seek Hamilton's discharge but urged Samuel Young to avoid employing non-union men. A cross suit against Campbell for conspiracy has been filed.
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John G. Mowry
Granite Cutters’ Union
Yesterdy
William T. Hamilton
Samuel Young
Campbell
Largest on Record Bicycles Attract Attention At River City
R C Lehm & Co. factory displays a massive new bicycle reel with unmatched size and beauty. James W. Grover, sole agent, promotes Columbia bicycles as the best. Ads tout beer promotions by Iron City Brewing and a wide range of parasols and lawn wares from Jos Horne & Co. along with Fifth Avenue listings and shop windows.
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James W. Grove
Fifth Avenue
R. C. Lehm & Co
Persee Seth Pret i
Columbia
James W. Grover
Caught by a Photograph Arrest of Runaway Girl
Barbara Ryan, 15, of Kincaid Street in the Nineteenth Ward, was arrested by Sergeant Metz of Central station at 1 a.m. after a photo circulated to police stations. She left home over a week ago and, at the station, said she had been living with Mrs. Brown on Federal Street but would give no further details.
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Brown
Pittsburg
Davis Island
Henite
Barbara Ryan
Kincaid Street
Nineteenth Ward
Mt Metz
Central Station
Santfield Street
New Forms of Insurance Offered by American Casualty Co
The American Casualty Insurance Company of Baltimore City promotes new protection against financial losses with a $1,000,000 paid up capital and $571,377 surplus. It offers combined policy features including Employer Liability, Contribution, Public Liability, and Boiler Explosion/Casualty clauses, covering injuries to employees and others, and material damage from explosions. J. W. Arrott, General Agent, 533 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Baltimore City
United States
Hasnex
American Casualt Insurance Company
J. W. Arrott
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Excursion to Atlantic City on July 2 by B&OBR trains
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces its first excursion to Atlantic City on Thursday July 2 via Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Round trip tickets cost ten dollars good for ten days with stops allowed in Washington city returning. Special day coaches and Pullman cars depart Pittsburg at 8 15 A M and 9 20 P M. Deadline notices also promote Millvale Terrace lots auction on June 27 1891 Straup Morais.
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington City
Repot
Burg
ED. Sor
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Washington
Millvale Terrace
Straup & Morais
Local Bank Ad Publicizing Deposits and Rates
Deposits of 1 and upward received with interest at 4 percent. Surplus listed as 100000 with 69000 noted. Address 401 Smithfield Street at Fourth Avenue corner. Hal referenced in context of account details and rates.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenues
Excursion to Teaver Picnic By Pittsburg and Lake Erie Ry
Round trip from Pittsburg to Teaver for the annual picnic on June 29 costs 65 cents. Trains depart Lake Erie station at 7 00, 7 30, 8 15, 9 55 and 11 46 A M Central time with return tickets valid through June 30.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway
Teaver
Pittsburg
Lake Erie Station
Musical instruments and stock sale at auctions and stables
Second hand pianos and organs offered for sale at low prices to clear inventory. Listings include brands such as Fischer Mason & Hamlin Estey Clough Wisten and Krainich Bach with agents at 69 Fifth Avenue. Also hundreds of horses and mules at Arnheim Live Stock Co Pittsburg offering draught teams saddlers and family horses with claimed savings and guaranteed satisfaction. New Indias and teething medicine advertised among miscellaneous items.
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Mixsell & Co
Wrrehtenkensey J. & C. Fischer
Becacertass Christie
Saresencsas Lynch & Gomien
Venses Seseee
Maller
Saienne’ Akties Ces Soos
Cukenne & Sons
Eee Si Piano Co
Ich & Bach
New England Organ
Mason & Hamlin
Sass New England Organ
Burdette Organ
Estey Organ
Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Ex Gouvernor Beaver warns Pattison veto stance risks convention
Ex Governor Beaver Decries Pattison vetoes and warns a Constitutional Convention would be dangerous and capture the wrong leaders. He recalls past voting reforms and praises the old system while predicting party unity amid criticism.
Pineapple Organ fabrics and linen handkerchiefs featured in local sale
Biber and Easton advertise pineapple organ fabric with chintz colorings and imported cotton dress cloths. Handkerchiefs of linen and embroidered designs are offered at various prices, including Ghets linen values and scalloped edges, plus chiffon ruffling and ribbons to match new dress goods.
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H. S
Ladies' Summer Waists: Great Value and Stock Guarantee
Thousands gather to shop the best waists with low prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Material and making would cost more, and prices would rise elsewhere. An unlimited stock ensures ample choice and economy for buyers.
Summer Shirt Waists at Bargain Prices in Norfolk
A promotional note describes a wide selection of summer waists including Cambric, Percale, Cheviot, and Silk styles. Prices range from 75 cents to $6 with items such as Norfolk style waists, plain white Silk waists, and colored India silk options highlighted.
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Norfolk
Bargain Sec
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James Campbell
Window Glass Workers’ Association
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W. W. O'Neil Coal Company
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James A. Henderson & Co
Gourley
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Gail Borden
Jamees W. Guove
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Temperance
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Homestead
Germania Savings Bank
Jos. Horne & Co
Roses & Bunn
Fifth Ave
Hammons
Jos. Horse & Co
Peon Avenue
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Iron City Brewing Company
Puritan
Artiera
P. J. Wguire
M'Guire
Chambers McKee Glass Works
Jeannette
Columbia Bicycles
Juxne
Jos. Homrg & Co
J. W. Grove
Sergeant Metz
Atlantic
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WissLow's
Col. Bayne
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Pattisan
Thomas M. Bayne
Schlosser
Union Depot
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Washington and Jefferson College
Meaves
Nnts
Price
Erie
Biber & Easton
New Windsor
Ulrich & Spencer
Penn Ave
Jeferis
Bartlett Wromgnatty
Cinderella
Salggan
TLETT
Wood St
Horses & Co
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Penn Avenue Stores
Jess
Royal Wilton
Axminster
Brussels
Edward
Groetzinger
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