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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1889

Page

3

Washington Centennial Gala Honors Father of Country

A 100th anniversary mass meeting for George Washington drew 3 000 to 4 000 attendees at the Grand Central Rink. Prominent figures including James Hood and H S Gourley spoke as a 250 member vice presidential list was read, commemorating the Constitution and early American progress.

Washington President Holliday Henry Hale William Diehl Judge Ewing J. Guy McCandless Akl George Lackey James Reed A. J. Pen Stern Collins Nelivan Ord Nevin Woodside Br Woodburn W. B Man Nesbitt Robert Saids Sherif Sheriff McCandy Jodie Slagle Gernert Temueeee James Hood H. S. Gourley Pittsburg Joby Bion Josh Sonna Ricker H. Ae Doa Wal BE Iton Ultver Wilson Tua Speer Harbi- McKeivy John Z. Lacks Josiah T Wia Jobo SN. Nees FE. M. Oil H Byra Free Theo Doord Jan. Allison W. d. Meaa H. J. Murd W. Dok Mark W. Wenowith Brown McCandies Paul Az Stelver J. Wainwright Mode John H. Bailey J. Carnahan Higelow George N. Monroe McParland Charles F. Rassins Lewis Monumens Charies 5 W.J. Mrennen J. E. Mt . Welthe William Sarit A. H. Weaver S Wightman Calvin Wella F. P. Case Willaasa Hanes Murray Verner A. E. W. Paister George Schentdt James W. Grove Joseph Etchbaum James Atterperry Abex Armeasiie George Ane Tranes It. Lindsay George LI Hollidar Es Shilie Wood W. Mackay Ne “Pd Mehene E. RB. Woucou Nevin A. Bernstein Rg Fee Jackson M. Benham Lappon Hernan Streuh Fire John Junlap John & Lambie Robert U Hell Ker Jehu Em J . M. Levidson J ‘Em. Greorge W. Dilworth J. J. Willian Vam George A. Moke Jobin Runnttte Fox LN. Mcnorth EP Johnson Bas Rae Hon W.G. Hawkington M. W. Eheson Pave A. Emerson Ins Heart Phi Wiliam Jaures Meron Apcice Bare Adame W. KM Jonrs Doka Rimbte W. I. Hamilton Ise H. c. Ie Miter Chis Prier Oer Ieee W. Kety O Ketler L. Evans

Centennial Inauguration Celebration Invitations Read

Fragments show letters from officials in 1859 and 1889 declining invitations to Washington events. The scene includes remarks by Wanamaker and remarks by figures like Ha Senators and others as fireworks concluded a four hour program.

Wanamaker J. D. Camera J. J. Ingalls William P. Hu Uel Marwell D. D Trinity Episcopal Church

Religious Exercises Highlight Centenary Observances Citywide

More than fifty churches in two cities held thanks giving services for the Centennial. St Peters Cathedral Allegheny featured fine music with Bishop Phelan presiding. Jewish congregations, notably Eighth Street Temple, showed beauty and fervor. B nai Israel observed centenary rites with Hebrew and English addresses praising Washington as the Father of his Country and urging upright citizenship. A special centering chant and music closed the observances.

St. Peter’s Cathedral Allegheny Phelan Eighth Street Temple Congregation B'nai Israel Grant Street Third Avenue Ziewietz Washington J. Kornblum Mr. Alper

Washington Inauguration Centennial Observed in Chicago

Chicago hosts the centennial of Washington's inauguration with eight mass meetings led by notable figures including Associate Justice John M. Harlan and Governor Jo Bees W. Filer. Tonight a celebration continues at the Union League Club with toasts to Washington Madison Jefferson Marshall Lincoln Webster Grant and others.

Misleading Patent Remedy Ad Claims Indigestion Relief

An advertisement fragment from a Philadelphia based notice touts a patent remedy for indigestion claiming success in over 45,000 cases. The copy cites Drs Blarkey and Palen and references Mrs Lovisz Bhoescom of New York City.

Mae Starkey & Palex N .Y Des. Stanger & PaLen Mas J. G. Clinxscales Drs. Blarkey

Whiskey listings at 95 and 97 Fifth Avenue Pittsburg Pa

A historic storefront advertises in bond and tax paid selections of fine Rye and Bourbon whiskies. Brands include Melvale Mor Monticello Mt Venn Hannisvill Svetialy Gack Hermitage G. McBrayer Old Crow Hermitage W. H. 2 w Herm Bond Lillard C F C Carlisle Hume and Nelson with a telephone contact.

United States Gi Melvale Mor Monticello Mt Hannisvill Svetialy Gackgga Hermitage

Cherry Finish Baby Carriages Ad Reflects Toy House Offer

Fine bright glazed finish carriages do not soil and stay bright with prices from ten to thirty dollars. Extras for repairs available at Lauer's Toy House located at 620 Liberty Street. Ali-Black embroidered China silks suitable for mourning at twenty four iv wide priced at 195 a yard. Uevus HackE MWFSu.

Lauer's Toy House Liberty St Uevus & Hacke Mwfsu

Fine Trouserings and Menswear Advertisements

The notice advertises fine trouserings and good-fitting trousers available at Pi s 434 Wood Street and O' Nett & Co 5821 5825 Penn Ave. It mentions boys waists shirting double fold American cheviots various colors and yard prices. Also promotes baby carriers shade fixtures and a purg ue report for sale at 620 Liberty Street and 96 97 With Ave City.

Pi *S Wood Street

The Birth of Pittsburg A Frontier Settlement

Pittsburg began as a rough military post near the Point in 1780 with settlers living in log cabins and defending against Indians. The article traces growth to a major industrial city with vast capital, thousands employed, and dominance in steel, glass, coal, gas, and railroads, urging continued civic progress.

Pittsburg Washington Atlantic the Point Allegheny City Southside Wood Street Fort United States

LIVE STOCK MARKETS SUMMARY Cattle Receipts Rise and Fall

Live stock markets report 8 180 head cattle 1 015 head hog receipts fairly active. Beef and shipping steers steady to higher. stockers and feeders mixed. Chicago cattle receipts 6 000 head market steady with steers 35 to 40 dollars and cows 60 to 115. Lambs quoted 45 to 76.

Crryo Preanis Sana Chicago Texas Toraan

Wool Markets Show Limited Activity and Steady Prices

Domestic wool demand remains flat with small lots only and minor changes in quotes from Friday to today. Limited desirable stock both locally and at seaboard markets supports prices but large lines would move only at concessions. polled wools show steady demand and prices. Australian wools face stronger foreign competition as buyers seek cheaper options abroad.

Sostox Seaboard

New McKeesport Belle Vernon Line Expands Summer Service

As Lake Erie and Pennbucky lines switch to summer schedules, the McKeesport and Belle Vernon line will add trains to its terminus one mile above Lock No 3. The line upgrades include a new engine and a grading project costing about $400.

Lake Erie Pennbcky McKeesport Bellevernon Won Ee Gees Ae

A Father's Heroic Deed

A Montreal telegram describes Lancrede St Ours sacrificing his life to save his 12 year old daughter Marie and others from a capsized overloaded boat on the Nicolet river near St Clothilde. He bound his daughter's arm to a board and sank, allowing rescuers to reach the girl as the vessel drifted apart.

Montreal St. Clothilde Lancrede St Bost Jean Mariot Ulrich Lafonde St. Ours Almast

Big Gogebic mine fire at Aurora Mine ashland Wis

A mine fire at the Aurora Mine in Ashland Wisconsin began about 11 AM in shaft No 6 occurring 200 feet underground. The blaze spread through two main shafts and is described as the most disastrous on the Gogebic range with losses not yet estimable but expected to be very large. Four workers face unemployment as the fire threatens the mine’s remaining structures.

George Washington Grand Gentral Rink MR. BH. L. Gourley Paris France Lafayette Europe Acreat Ibe Rons United States of America Asa Nee ‘Deen Poland Patrick Henry Onces Hamilton Supreme Court Acen Esare Confronts Us. We Have Ceased Oo House of Ashland Wis Aurora Gogebic Range Cleveland

Standard Buys Millett Gas Well to Control Findlay Field

The Standard Oil Company bought the Millett gas well near Findlay for 25000 dollars in cash plus eight dollars per acre per year for 660 surrounding acres. The deal sidelines Findlay Gas Trustees and Toledo Gas Board negotiators and gives Standard a dominant hold on the Findlay gas fields.

Standard Findlay Dispatch Frpday Standard Oil Company S‘ovelone Monster Millett Ohio Taght Findlay Gas Trustees Gas Board of Toledo

Five Convicts Sentenced to Hang in July by Judge Parker

In Fr Surre Arkansas Judge Parker sentences five convicts to be hanged on Wednesday July 17. The accused are Jack Spaniard for murder of Deputy Marshal Eri Frank for killing Minnie Odell William Walker for unprovoked murder of Calvin Church Joe Martin for killing Ernest Adams and Elsie James the fifth woman found guilty of murder. The judge departs from the usual Friday hanging schedule.

Surre Ark

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