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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1889

Page

4

Railroad Rival Toomrrepondence Of The Inspatch

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway accelerates construction through Ohio and into Jefferson county, linking with Toledo and Kansas City lines. It vows rapid track laying with a novel machine, expects passenger depots on Market Street, and envisions Steubenville gaining rail competition and boosted commerce by December.

Ohio Wheeling and Lorsin Bridgeport Bellaire New Bridge Wheeling Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Hamilton and Dayton Toledo, St. Louis Kansas City St Louis Chicago Northwest Bowerston Conotton Short Creek Ohio River Portland Steubenville Tae Disparcu Jewett Iit Cleveland and Pittsby Arket Street Supe Washington Street

Coal Holdings Expand in Jefferson County Rail Line Stakes

The Wheeling and Lake Erie line dominates nearby operations as the Jefferson County coal fields grow. The Beiling Lake Erie and Pittsburg Coal Company buys over 6 000 acres, capitalized at 1 000 000 dollars, with plans to produce up to 1 000 000 tons annually and to found new towns Dillon and Laurelton as part of a broader 50 000 acre coal belt control.

Steubenville Jefferson County Mt. Pleasant Wheeling Dillon Updegrass Mill Laurelton Lupton

Hawaiian Regret Over Samoan Disaster Sympathy Emphasized

Secretary Blaine cites a Honolulu dispatch saying no survivors of the naval wreck reached the city April 6 and that Hawaiians express deep sympathy for the United States. A note from Hawaii’s Foreign Affairs Minister offers aid to officers and men. Merrill thanked Hawaii, Navy asks that thanks be conveyed.

Washington Blaine Merrill United States Honolulu Samoa Mr. Merrill Secretary of the Navy Navy Department Secret

Freshy Misses Meals Baffles Doctors in St Stephen

In St. Stephen, 14 year old Hattie Richardson has not eaten in three months after recovering from a fever. Despite being fleshy and lively she shows no appetite, sitting at meals with boarders yet consuming nothing as doctors puzzle over the case.

St. Jones N. F

A Victory for Cupid Elopment Shocks National Capital High Society

Helen Morgan Trenholm aged 18, niece of ex Controller Trenholm, elopes with 22 year old Wilson W. Breneman of a local real estate office. They wed this morning in Wasuixotox and travel to Philadelphia, staying at the Lafayette Hotel. Parents were informed. Breneman is nephew of U S Marshal A A Wilson. Motive cited as mother’s opposition.

Wasuixotox Helen Morgan Trenholm Trenholm Georgetown Wilson W. Breneman Philadelphia Lafayette Hotel Young Breneman A. A. Wilson District of Columbia Mr. Breneman

ONE MARVELOUS VOYAGE SHIPWRECKED FAMILY SAILS HOME

Captain Joshua Slocum, his wife and two sons aboard a self built cedar yacht, pass through the Delaware and Raritan Canal en route to New York on their voyage begun June 24, 1888 from Paranagua Brazil. Their craft, three masted and roomy, carried them after their shipwreck near Brazil in January 1888. They have sailed about 7,000 miles since departure.

Borpertowns N. J Joshua Slocum New York Delaware and Raritan Canal Aquidneck Brazil Paranagua York

President appoints Frank C Love pension agent for New York

The president named Frank C Love as pension agent in New York City, succeeding Franz Sigel who resigned. Love takes over the duties for the pension office in the metropolis.

Washington Frank C. Loveland New York City Franz Sigel

Emma Nevada 3 Percent Trend Report

Fragmentary note reports a 3 percent trend involving Emma Nevada and deer sightings. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Senate hearing on inter State Commerce law in New York

In New York on May 10 the Senate committee studying the inter State Commerce Law at the Fifth Avenue Hotel heard businessmen. Chamber of Commerce President Charles Smith warned that Indian and Black Sea rail expansion risks losing US export trade and urged subsidies for American lines to compete with steamships. H Herrick praised the law but urged stiffer penalties and noted bias toward seaboard ports. John D Kiernan argued for delaying changes until the law matures. He cited condensed milk rates near New York and New Middletown to illustrate pooling effects and argued Canadian competition remains ineffectual. The panel adjourned to July 5 for continued hearings.

New York Senate Fifth Avenue Charles §. Smith Chamber of Commerce Smith India Black Sea America Milwaukee Liverpool Canal Acta John D. Kiernan Middletown Lake Seid Ton

Four More Months to Complete San Francisco Cruiser

Secretary Tracy extends the Union Iron Works four months and four days to finish cruiser No. 5 the San Francisco. The 4 000 ton ship was contracted October 27, 1887 for 1 428 000 dollars and due October 27 next.

Washington Tracy Union Iron Works San Francisco

Olive Weston Writes On Home Life In Tomorrow's DiapaTer

Olive Weston contributes a new personal piece in tomorrow's DiapaTer, highlighting home life themes with a bright, engaging voice. Her debut signals a fresh perspective for our magazine pages.

Olive Weston Save Weston

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