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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1889

Page

5

Soldiers in Washington as Pennsylvania regiments arrive

Amid wet weather many Pennsylvanians travel to Washington for the inauguration period. The Second Brigade adds 2,954 men in blue. the Americus Club brings 150. Allegheny and Pittsburg are well represented. Regimental HQs are set, with colors given by Mrs. Merten to the Second Regiment, and crowds fill streets and hotels despite rain.

Ccond Washington Pittsburg Allegheny Pennsylvania National Guard Pennsylvania Americus Club Union Club Disston Leeds Higgs House Beaver

Allegheny District Pullman row among visiting clubs

The report details arrival of many Pittsburgh area clubs and individuals for a civic event including the Lincoln Club Lawrenceville Harrison and Morton Club Homestead and delegations from Washington and other towns. It notes punctual Baltimore and Ohio trains, public safety measures, and a military color presentation at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church by Mrs Morton and Colonel Dechert.

Pittsburg Cumberland Allegheny C. L Mcallin and Pearson Joseph D. Weeks Lemon Stewart Robinson Marshal Walter Lyon S. S. Marvin An Ee i Ae Peta Oar Roger O'Mara J. W. Chalfant J. A. Reid Weiss James Pratt John McTighe William Gibbs F. H. Colman James McAfee W. J. Patton W. W. Speer William Patton James Bradley Arthur Kennedy John Morehead Harry Darlington Miss Darlington Charles Dilworth DeWitt Dilworth W. J. Lewis George English New York

Tragedy and fires mark day in Beaver Valley rail area

Four events surface in a single report: 14 year old Joan Eviort of New Alexandria dies after being struck by a freight train on the Pan Handle road near s tunnel. the Beaver river gorge near Beaver Falls is swollen with ice and warns of danger as it moves. the Bellaire public school building burns with loss estimated at 115 000 due to natural gas causes. at Little Washington notices post the Hazel Glass Works shutdown on the 22nd instant while Belled Glass remains uncertain.

Markham New Brunswick Independent Ice Company Ninth Street Wharf Americus Club Manufacturers’ Club Philadelphia Joan Eviort Taylor Elliott New Alexandria Panhandle Road Tue Firth Ward Bellaire Little Washington Wes Altoona Railroad Men's Christian Association Pittsburg Derry Blairsville Mage Dade Lewincow Smee Genie Eke Ear

Soaked Mob Hails General Tracy Selection and GOP Patronage Hints

Avenue Presbyterian Church and Mrs. Morton praised General Tracy as vice president speaker extols unity. Mr. Morton, hailed as a Senate president in waiting, sparks talk of patronage shifts and Republican discord as prominent allies forecast upheaval when resources are handed out. A floral chair presented by Joseph P. Ryan mocks Morton's coming Senate leadership.

Millenia Mbpe Morton Joseph P. Ryan Lincoln Club Senate

A Ninety Day Cabinet and New York Visitors

The New Yorkers in town, led by Warner Miller, observe a lively scene as Cabinet fatigue, social duties, and a looming vice presidency stir discussion. Speculation centers on who will handle social as well as political roles once Harrison’s administration runs, with Blaine’s position and Proctor's appointment noted as pivotal factors.

Warner Miller The New York Harrison Bayard and Whitney Cleveland Elaines Washington Blaine Proctor Unds

Funny features of the show decorate Pennsylvania avenue statues

A reader reports on the playful clutter around public statues on Pennsylvania Avenue. Wooden stands created around monuments display humorous elements from a pine chair seat under Rawlins to a log cabin with a stuffed raccoon and a dressed sheep near a butcher shop.

Pennsylvania Avenue Rawlins Capitol Peace Rge Michael Angelo Harrison Morton

Clean Sweep Campaign Trophy Brooms Displayed at Arlington

Two victory emblems dominated a room of Private Secretary Halford as campaign gifts remained unopened. A colossal eight foot broom, mounted with a two inch thick spiraled handle and green painted upper, bore the legend A Clean Sweep and ribbons.

Harrison Halford Omaha Neb Dinsmore Arlington

Funniest Tale About Plummer and Harrison Invite

A New York Republican recalls the joke about John F. Plummer inviting General Harrison to Indianapolis. Plummer allegedly told the President-elect to wear an inaugural suit of American and the General invited him to take his measure for the suit, a tale shared amid cabinet talks.

New York Harrison John F. Plummer Indianapolis Plummer Jn American

Trouble at Carbon Evicted Strikers Find Shelter

Special telegram reports Carbon calm after evictions. Strikers have taken shelter with friendly farmers as six deputy sheriffs guard the area. The situation remains quiet with no further disturbances cited.

Carbon New Caste

Pillsburg Shows Up In the Liat of Excharges

Boston readers note weekly exchange table from the Post listing exchanges of principal Clearing Houses in the United States for the week ending March 2, 1889. It includes rates and percent changes compared with the prior period, with totals highlighting movements in New York and other centers.

Pillsburg Boston the Post United States

Eight Indians killed in Seminole bloodbath in Everglades

News from Okeechobee reports a savage rampage by Jim a young buck who went berserk with a Winchester. He killed Miami chief Waukepew instantly and shot several others before being cornered and killed by Bill sesothes. In under half an hour eight Indians were slain.

Jacksonville Fla Okeechobee Everglades Jim Waukee Pew Feem Tiger Bill

Missing theater advance agent unsettles Louisville group

Special telegram reports Dink Merriweather, longtime advance agent for touring companies, missing from Louisville with nearly 1000 dollars belonging to manager T. T. Macauley and actress Lotta. The group had booked engagements in Lexington and Frankfort, sharing proceeds as agreed. Merriweather vanished after leaving the box office duties early Thursday.

Louisville Lexington Franklyn Merriweather Covington

Minneaspolis Printers Protest Reid Appointment to Lord

The Minneapolis Typographical Union at a March meeting unanimously adopted resolutions opposing Whitelaw Reid's appointment as Minister to the Court of St James. The protest cites his refusal to lead the New York union office.

Minneapolis Minneapolis Typographical Union Whitelaw Reid Court of St. James Son Reid New York Union

Gunman Breaks In Demands Cash At House On Water Street

William Wilbert of 101 Water Street awoke to a break in and a demand for cash or blood. He claimed the intruder warned he would shoot him if not paid. The gunman fled after Wilbert remained quiet and the incident led to police arrest of Moses Aline Brown.

William Wilbert 101 Water Street Wil Wilbert Wibert Ours Sp Market Street Moses Aline Brown Sprone

Inquest Opens After Nighttime Car Tragedy

A Monteneau coroner opens an inquest into a fatal vehicle incident that occurred last night near Moksasport. Investigators outline a wake of evidence and a forthcoming hearing scheduled for this morning.

Paeiget Montenoe Moksasport

Local News Echoes From Damaged Page

Fragmentary report shows references to alcohol harms and moral concerns plus a note about a marriage in Wapakoneta where a young woman wed a 76 year old man for $3000 and 60 acres of land amid a failing venture.

Toledo Wapakoneta

Obituaries and funeral notices from Allegheny area

Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple residents by name with ages and service details. Entries include EWING, GINK, KINGAN, McCORD, MCCARTHY, McINTYRE, and RICHARD among others. Services scheduled at homes and chapels with dates in March and times noted, private interments or train transportation mentioned.

Barrows Pepi Samuel M. Wood Samson Street Allegheny City Moeling Ewing Oakmont Stall A. V.R E Theodore Herbert William McG Ann Emma J. Ewing Penn Avenue Vard Einess Neel Wente Mare Latia Annie Grounds Berra Rzen J. A. Had Wilhelmene Tezel Schmertz East Street Allegheny A Kerr C. Kerr Berg Avenue Thirty-sixth Ward West End Mosday M. Kingan Many E. Krs Kineas McCord Dike Street Glenpeed McCorn Drs. J. P G. T.mccord Wissuns Moxday Sisburg Oe Crafton Sa.m Monks McoCve Fiseci Oh O. M. B. A Puseakae Grafton TuEsdey Union Depot St. Mary's Cemetery Philadelphia McCarthy Charles McCarthy Sprace Tursdat McIntyre William M Mcbstyne John Conner Beatt Township Civers R James & Negley Samson's Chapel Sixth Avenue MonpayYy Richard Webster Daniel RichAno

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