National Council Ends Longest Session of Jr. O. U. A. M.
Autastic City N J June 24 After the longest session in the history of the order the National Council Jr O U A M adjourned to allow delegates to catch the last train home. A national library plan prompts investigation into George Washingtons will funds and a push for immigration legislation. The Daughters of Liberty win support against an auxiliary challenge while a drowning incident prompts scrutiny of lifeguard responsibility. Ritual changes and missteps in admissions rules are debated as Detroit next year hosts the session before the World Fair.
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Autastic City
N. J
National Council
Atlantic City
National Library and Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mullins
Shunk
Cunningham
George Washington
Washington
State Council
Owever
Order
Daughters of Liberty
Myarels
Pittsburg
Daughters of Lit
Bennett Station
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Tree
Ohio
State Council of
Ohin
Pennerlvania
Frank Basberger
Eamberger
Orfer
State Representative
Detroit
Representative Stockwell
Iowa
Sioux Council No. 6
Sioux City
Reai National
Two Police Cars Run Through Cleveland Amid Street Turmoil
Two cars laden with police rolled along Euclid avenue toward Lake View as strikers confronted Louis Beilstein assistant secretary of the East Cleveland Company. Beilstein was booed and almost dragged from the vehicle. police charged the crowd. Saloonkeeper John Moody and striker Edward Barber were wounded. Moody was sent home and Barber jailed. Afternoons calm returned though city lines remained idle with uncertainty about morning service.
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Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Lake View
Louis Beilstein
East Cleveland Company
Beilstein
John Moody
Edward Barber
Moody
Barber
East Cleveland
Galena Flood Drowns Main Street Businesses in Water
Torrential rainfall floods Galena up to seven feet in hotels and streets. Main Street traffic halted by water as boats ferry pedestrians. upper bridge and Green Street bridge swept away. Nearby notes mention political maneuvers in Washington and local fund-raising for Independence Day celebrations amid the chaos.
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Galexa
Int
Galena
Main
Ilinois Central Railroad
Green Street
Harmless Dr Price fruit coloring advised for foods
An ad praising Dr Price's Fruit Coloring as safe in any quantity for cakes custards ice cream jellies frostings and confections with color levels from raspberry to bright red rose. It warns that all other colorings threaten health and notes grocers carry Dr Price's extracts and coloring.
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Dr. Price
Seashore Excursion Offers 12 Days of Pleasure for $10
The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises a Seashore excursion Thursday July 7 to Atlantic Ocean City Sea Isle City or Cape May aboard East Lake coaches and Pullman parlor cars with departures from Union Station. Special tickets cover regular trains at 4 30 7 00 and 8 10 pm and seating in parlor cars or sleeping berths can be reserved at 110 Fifth Avenue. Also notes marriages licenses granted yesterday in Pittsburgh and nearby townships with several couples listed and two local wedding notices.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Cape May
East Lake
TroUun P Rats Pittabe
Union Station
Fifth Avenue
Dated death notices span several events in Allegheny region
Death notices list multiple individuals with names such as Abernathey Crookston Davis Dearstein Gillespie George Guiser Hartman Herron Hoag Karn Landis Lang Leslie Metz McCready McSeeters and others. Entries give dates in June 1892 to 1902, locations like Allegheny City and Verona, and funeral details, residence addresses, ages, and church services. The notices reflect a cascade of obituaries and funeral notices in a late 19th to early 20th century Pittsburgh area paper.
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Abernathey
Many
Samuel Abernathey
Craig Street
Allegheny
Chookston
Davis
Blanch
Samuel
Hannah Davis
Gaskill Street
Mt. Washington
Sumpay
Dearstein
Lizzie M
George
Lizzie Dearstein
Gillespie
Thomas Gillesriz
Penn Avenue
Jeannette
Sylvester T. Groner
Peter Grimes
Arlington Heights
Sannats
al Brush Creek
Guiser
Fran A
Frank A
Margaret Guiser
Hartman
Jemnt Sangha
Conrad
Liddle Hartman
Green Tree Borough
Suxpax
Hereron
Ertzen Herron
Jel Herron
Peach Alley
City
St. Bridget's Church
Hoag
Katie Hoan
Aetend
Karn
Gustav Karn
Central Street
Gheny
Kinset
Glenshaw
WE. E
Mary J. Landis
Jane
Christian Breieing
John W
Minnie Landis
Chestnut Street
Lang
Groner C. Lana
Frederick Lang
Madison Avenue
Granite Lodge
Butler County
Leslie
Pittsburg
Joan Biam Lisitr
J. Corcoran
William C. Leslie
Woods’ Run Avenue
Allegheny City
St. Leo's Church
New Brighton ‘Road
Cleveland
Youngstown
Metz
Sam
Henry L Maerz
New Brighton
McCreadie
Ry. U
Estex Cholli
D. BR
Lizzie Mcpene
SaTurpar
R. x
Complete assortment of bicycling wear for Sundays
Sunday hats and cycling gear offered with 75 cent hats and a complete selection of bicycle wear. The ad promotes suitable clothing for Sunday cycling and appeals to conscience and propriety in dress.
Misses Straw Hats and Waists At Bargain Prices
An immense assortment of straw hats in white brown cardinal navy gray and more at low prices. Black brown and navy straw hats 25c to 75c. Sailor hats 17c to 38c. White straw sun hats and lace hats 25c to 60c. Fancy straw and lace hats 25c to 1. Silk waists with jabot fronts from 2.85. Dotted silk waists 3.95. Parasols fans mitts and more at low prices.
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Knox
Soc
Milan
Bleached Linen Damask and Napkins Offerings Worth Touring
A bustling sales page catalogs textiles and accessories with Bleached Linen Damask at 50c per yard, Pure Bleached German Napkins at 1.50 per dozen, and Napkins at 4.50 value for 3.50. Muslin gowns, lace trimmings, lawn and batiste, and printed fabrics appear alongside gloves and gauntlets in a wide sale spread.
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India
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American Mechanics
Order'sational Council
Whitman
Poller
Wasuiondton
McMillin
Tennessee
Watson
Georgia
Kilgore
John Escherech
Yetta Browarsky
Hyndman
Roger O'Mara
A. L. Schultz
Frank J. Torrence
Carpenter
Dispatch
Xnorthrop
ea _h
Waar Noxrammer & Pittsburg
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Ace
H. B. Morsen
Wood Street
Faridion
Wool Street
Mex
James H. Aver= & Co
Fifth Ave
Amon
Winifred
Laquot
Buragoge -Braddock Foun
Braidock
Mary Thomas
Jock Coste
Miller
Reinecke
F. R. Farrand
J. W. Miller
Frep
Martzn
Awwa
Reinecer. Sturgeon—Bailey
Millholland
Uniontown
Jons D. Sturczox
Mamwrz McD. Barter
Grutaups M
Charles
Belinda Schroeder
Watson Street
Peren
Faneral Herester
INS. CO
North America
William
Western Insurance CO
Alexlandeen Sohn Blackson
WM. P. Herbert
Aeons Tar
D. Fe Aber
Fieia St
Artin, Schondelayer & Go
Ohio St
Allegheny, Pa
Horne & Ward
Jem
China
B. Damask
Ginniff & Steinert
Wood Street Carpet House
Wood ST
Competition
Market St
Jos. Fleming , Son
Diamond
Oh, & & F, Ahlers, Merchant ‘Tailors
Smithfield St
Boggs & Buhl
Bennett
COE
Greenough Street
Gas Alley
GRANT
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Smus
Col. Smithfield and Liberty
Smithfield Street
Youghiogheny Coal Co, Ltd
T. S. Knap
Youghiogheny
Milla
McElveen Furniture
Wanamaker & Brown
Sixth Street
Anderson
Madras
Hby
J. Harper Bonnell CO
York
Startling Sale
Federal Street
Alleghen Iea-Waea
George Frost Co
Boston
Exolust
Pitteburg
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