Cape May Opens Season with Grand Hotel Revels
The opening of the season brings large hotels like Stockton into bustling activity at Cape May. Prominent visitors include Mrs. Harrison's party, Cardinal Giubione and Bishop Ryan with staff, ex Senator Sewell’s family, and many Pittsburg, Wheeling, and Philadelphia guests. Hotels report brisk business as guests explore shops, excursions, and seaside leisure.
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White House
Estrané
Harrison Cottage
Timmick
Harrison
Generel Williams
Washington
Wanamakers
Sewell
New Jersey
Giubione
United States
Ryan
Buffalo
Father Nolan
Baltimore
Pitctsburg
Mr. Kearney
Phil Kearney
Kearney
Alexandria
George W. Boyd
Ular
Ting
John F. Patilips
Phillips
Searson
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Messrs
Faran J. Shidle
Pitts Derg
Prof
Dwight
Yale College
Cape
Atlantic City praised as home for homeopathy session delegates
A telegram story notes Atlantic City as favored site for the next meeting of the worldwide homeopathic medical community. The 24,000 physicians in the International Homeopathy Congress may gather there, with plans for a dedicated building and many Pittsburg guests lodging at the Mansion House and other hotels.
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Spraal
Atlantic
June S
Browning
Atlantic City
Homeopathic School
Physicians & America
Congress of International Homeopathy
Mise E M. Inworn
Pittsburg
Buck
Wn. Clark
Standard Ol Company
Altoona
Normandie
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Brainard
Mies Maxwell
BH. Scott
Miss Scoett
Jackson
Traymere
T. A
Cghouse Electric Light Company
Ww. Holleson
Alice Oxnard
J. W. Kelly
Macanly Hantar
Waverly
Arlington
RE. H. Thom
C. H. Datz
Pittaburg
Mu Vernon
Albert S Swift
G. Goff
Shelburne
James Flinn
Bedford Promises Festive Fourth With New Walks and Ball
Bedford is featured with new Walks for visitors and extended hotel amenities. Arrivals from Pittsburg and beyond fill rooms as the season opens with Island Park visits, 2,000 candlepower lights, and a grand Fourth plan including a soldiers monument dedication. Colonel John Fitler will speak. a large crowd is expected. Names include Mrs Roedal hem, Mrs M Hemmelbreick, Mrs J Peldenheimer, Mr Herman Schloss, P B Reilly, P McGee, John C Reilly, and Charles A Chipley.
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Bedford
Willowa
John Fitler
Niagara Falls Fascinating Scenes and Militia Parade
The article describes unusually high water at Niagara Falls with two colored cataracts and illuminated views from Prospect Point. It notes crowds at hotels, the Maid of the Mist boat, and a militia gathering at Niagara-on-the-Lake with Colonel W. D. Otter, plus a ball for officers and a forthcoming National Bible Believers' Convention at the Queen's Royal pavilion featuring many prominent clergy.
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Niagara
Op Point
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Canada
W. D. Otter
Royal School of Infantry
Queen's Royal Hotel
Dominion
States
Army
Fort George
Queen's Royal
Fort Ni
Misa Gussie Glenny
I. E. Glenny
New Orleans
Glenny
Wieter
United States
National
Bible Believers' Convention
Monster Pavilion
H. M. Parsons
Toronto
James Brookes
St. Leonie
William J. Erdman
Asheville
J.C. Needham
Manchester
Mars
W. G. Morehead
Xenia
L. W. Marshall
Germantown
Her
P. Harbison
Pittaborg
J. L. Ferson
J. M. Jones
Wa Miller
Washington
George EW Miller
George Arden
Cleveland
Seashore Bathing Season Opens at Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
Summer bathing starts with regular hours as hundreds enjoy the waves along the Atlantic coast. Visitors from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia join local residents in Ocean Grove and Asbury Park with cottages, hotels, and bathing masters ready to serve.
Seaside resort notes and social scenes on Jersey shore
The article sketches Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City and Ocean Grove as summer hosts. It notes visitors ex President Mrs Cleveland and Chief Justice Paxson plan stays at Atlantic City while Cape May sees rising male numbers. It mentions cottage occupancy hotel thefts athletic clubs and social life with dances musicales and dinners.
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Newport
Jersey
Whitneys
Cleveland
Lenox
Ome
Sea Isle City
Paxson
Supreme Court
Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
MaRner Anderson
Ocean Grove
Military News From Our City and National Guard Events
Admiral Upshur visits the city while Captain Murpoes returns from the East. The Washington Infantry hosts a Silver Lake Grove reception. Hattery B plans a fundraiser for camp rations. Duquesne Grays hold target practice with medals contested at Corcoran station. State National Guard officers attend a Harrisburg convention. Brigade Examiners schedule a meeting at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. Local regiments weigh arcade turnout for the Allegheny semi centennial July 17. Tenth Regiment likely to participate. Lieutenant McLare appointed acting Inspector of Rifle Practice. Dr English resigns from the Eighteenth Regiment. War Department processes National Guard commissions amid high applications. William M. Aw elected commander of Company F for five years. fourty-one attendees. no opposition. Board of Control sets camp leave for the Fourteenth Regiment for Saturday weekly 19. Camp logistics may shift to Friday night to ease Sunday arrivals.
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Hattery B
Duquesne Grays
Corcoran Station
National Guard
Harrisburg
Mayon
Harry Evans
le Rotte
New i
Ener Vent
Second Brigade
Seventh Avenue
Allegheny
McLare
Fourteenth Regiment
Brown
Europe
W. T. Exonish
Eighteenth Regiment
Smith
Vata
English
Siice
Washingto
Jarrain William M. Aw
Brs
Board of Control
Fourteenth Ment
Lunds
Gloveless fashion and wedding notices in city society
The column discusses a shift to comfortable dress with glove and collar reforms, favoring tennis blouses and shirt sleeves amid heat. It threads through social life, noting weddings, anniversaries, receptions, and travels of local families, with several marriages and engagements highlighted.
Midsummer Meetings Highlight Notable Weddings
Several social events fill the week with weddings and receptions. Miss Jennie Childs and Mr Alexander Watts wed at Calvary Episcopal Church with a private reception at Greystone. Nearby, Miss Marie Graber and Mr J H Elcher celebrate a quiet marriage in Duquesne Way with plans for travel before settling in the East End. The Golden Chase Literary Society installs new officers, and Captain Z W Carmack’s daughter Honora ties with Edward T Jackson in a private Wilkinsburg ceremony.
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Jennie Childs
James H. Childs
Fifth Avenue
Alexander Watts
Westinghouse Electric Company
New Haven
Haltimore
Miss Green
New York
Miss Watts
New Ha
Croom
Miss Stewart
Ricketson and
Mr. Wurts
Greystone
Thomas M. Howe
Marie Graler
Duquesne Way
J. H. Elcher
Allegheny
Felton
Z. W. Carmack
Wilkinsburg
Honora
Edward T. Jackson
First June Bride Annie Wattles Weds Dr J Richie Horner
The couple, Dr J Richie Horner and Annie Wattles, returned from their wedding trip and will host friends at their Arch Street home in Allegheny next Thursday afternoon and evening and each Thursday in the month.
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Ella A. Harvey
Allegheny City
J. Byron Smallwood
Washington, D. C
Franklin Street
Fremont Street
Emma M. Connell
Fulton
N. Y
Edward V. Babcock
W. Straw
Alleghny
Mosara
Fred Babcock
Samuel Barnhart
J. Richie Horner
Annie Wattles
Arch Street
Allegheny
Arnually
Wilkinsburg Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Langutt returns from the East. Williams attends Harrisburg convention. Watson of Altoona and Fisher of Youngstown visit Wilkinsburg friends. Hoy visits Bellefonte sister. Whitten returns from Parnassus. Markell of Cincinnati seated in Wilkinsburg. McCarthy of New Castle home after visit. Haskin to Philadelphia for funeral. Conn of Harris guest in Wilkinsburg. Poorbaugh plans summer at Somerset. Nash returns from Cambridge to Beulah friend. Major Lawton returns from Dunder aiding rescue work. Lula Walmer home from Lebanon school. Starkweather returns from Buffalo visit. Bingham hosted by HKeliar in Penn Avenue. Clergy visitors from Uniontown and Harrisburg for church matters. Rev. Carruthers, missionary, to preach at old church. Reception planned for former pastor next Tuesday evening.
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Wilkinsburg Amoll
Joseph E Langutt
N.S. Williams
Harrisburg
Charles H. Watson
Altoona
Charles F. Fisher
Youngstown
Miss Hoy
Bellefonte
G. Pifer
Franklin Street
Thomas Whitten
Holland Street
Parnassus
George Markell
Cincinnati
Wilkinsburg
C. McCarthy
New Castle
Haskina
Preble
Philaohia
Misa Alice Conn
Harris
B. H. Davidson
Uniontown
Sallie McLay
Steubenville
M Lillie Eagge
Robert Myers
Smithfield Street
Washington
P. Poorbaugh
Starkweather
Buffalo
Frank
Abbott Street
Park Place
George J. Bingham
St Loui
Thomas D. Hkeliar
Pennavende
C. W. Smith
N. G. Miller
M. EK. Chaurch
A. M. Acheson
Oakville
Ore
F. Farmer
D. D
Kebuboch
Hev. al. M. Petterson
North Street
D. Faust
Mr. C. Retten
Indian Territory
Pension law condensed for veterans and widows
The veteran column outlines key points of a new pension law affecting dependent mothers widows and minor children and disabled soldiers. It notes monthly amounts from six to twelve dollars and eligibility conditions including service dates and disability. The piece also reports the dedication of Belchers Widows Home at Hawkins station with remarks by G A R members and a reception and lawn fete.
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Grand Army
J. H. Stevenson
Post 35
Stevenson
Allorno Coer
Gans
Jas. Bey AR
Pittabarg
Jesus
Comrades and Posts Rally in Loyal Order Activities
ComAipde Fiepier returns with Post 236 comrades as Urpwakin of 100 members from Post 123 attend the Boston Encampment. Camp Campbell of Post 8 on the sick list. Lum baed welcomed into Post 162. Beecen of Post 83 at home. Cash from Post 210 sick list in Mansfeld. Grand Army Day forecasts a big Pittsburg event. PaTreason of Doris Camp ill at Mercy Hospital. Postal meeting expected large. pensions discussed under new law. Chaplain Turner discharged duties at Post 157. Tarex of Post 83 ill in bed two weeks. Post 83 and 162 to Department Commander Denniston reception planned. Lewon of Post 157 near able to resume work. Women's Relief Corps reunion at Brookville a pleasant affair. Denniston to Philadelphia. expect important developments. Tom chess board draws Post bon members at library. Gangwiser of Post 41 involved in fair debris removal. A F Burenfield of Post 1 to inspect Western.
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Postal
Commans
J. H. Stevenson
Post 4
Chaplain & T. Turner
Post 157
Thomas G. Tarex
Post 83
Post S
Non Pon Verrivismnasa
Post
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Posta
Denniston
Tom Lewon
Women’s Relief Corps
Brookville
Grand Army
Philadelphia
Tom Chess Board
Jones, Duvall
McGrath
Post Bon
Gangwiser
Post 41
A. F. Burevield
Burenfield
Post and encampment notes and events in Pennsylvania
Local posts discuss meetings at Castle Shannon Grove and Armory Hall Frankstown Avenue with schedule changes and picnic plans. National Encampment notices urge pre July 20 quarter applications. Turners convention notes and Post 117 meeting relocation to Young Men’s Christian Association premises.
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Charles Banat
New York
Grand Lodge
Comrad
Contanu- Post
Castle Shannon Grove
Comwnnor
Thomas J. Stewart
Post Department
Department of Pennsylvania
Hess Convention
Ray
Post
Post 117
Young Men's Christian Association
Armory Hall
Frankstown Avenue
Pittsburg
Choiracrapa
Boston
Aetecaen
Beacon Street
Mayo
Bargains in Ribbons and Dress Buckles For Pittsburg
The ad touts heavy silk ribbons 3 1 2 to 4 inches wide at 29c per yard with shades Nile black blue and more. It notes a sale on dress buckles in steel pearl oxidized and gilt metal priced at 10 15 20 25 and 50c with a claim of unprecedented low prices in Pittsburg.
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Union Milan
Switzerland
Boise
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