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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1890
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions Che Dispatch and advertising copy with scattered names and places. References to offices, streets, and foreign saverunners appear amid garbled phrases. The readable content provides no cohesive event or clear individuals to anchor a proper news item.
OCR fragment notes loop carriers delivering Beoner week and Sunday edition details. Mentions dates and delivery timing but lacks clear event, names, or locations to confirm a full item.
The business office of the Dispatch has been removed to Corser of Smithbeld and Diamond Greets in Pittsburgh region.
The settlement at National Tube Works McKeesport ends a costly strike affecting about four thousand workers. The company agrees to fund a wage comparison committee and potentially raise wages to match similar establishments. Arbitration on other disputed matters is praised as an excellent feature in the accord.
The article argues Senate and House Republicans will approve the tariff bill despite internal differences. It says the McKinley design, backed by McKinley and allies, should stand on its merits as tests of protectionist policy unfold. If prosperity grows, Democrats lose ground. if not, their critique resurfaces. The administration maintains faith in protectionist principles.
The piece notes recent marriages linking Union soldiers with Southern families including General Draper and a Kentucky foe’s daughter. It argues these weddings signal thawing sectional tensions and hint at stronger national ties with Northern capital aligning with Southern resources for regional prosperity.
A fragmented line notes Rovelli the toner avoids envy of his brother and other singers, while an unseen crowd applauds generous artists. The garbled text hints at rivalry and artistic esteem within a musical scene.
The article reports Elrwer Ravelli facing hostility from Signor Hawelli and Madame Pat as Ravelli’s frequent rendition of Home Sweet Home becomes a point of artistic contention. Hawelli defends Pat and questions Ravelli’s taste, noting American audiences encore Pat and crave Home Sweet Home while rejecting Ravelli.
The Tariff Club and local business leaders rally behind Major Montooth in a strong display of county support. City Hall meeting planned for next Saturday aims to organize Allegheny’s push to Harrisburg and urge Washington and Greene counties to join the effort.
The exodus to Europe begins with Pittsburians visiting Paris for a ball hosted by Minister Whitelaw Reid. Americans on the floor are praised for dress and bearing, with Parisians noting the Americans resemble Frenchmen in their attire and courtesy, a moment seen as a diplomatic gleam for the United States.
The Philadelphia Times notes Mayor Fitler aims to curb street bands and burdy gurdy violators to restore peace. It mocks extreme reforms and laments acoustic excess while hinting at broader civic action. Public safety concerns arise over Ninth Street bridge reconstruction amid high water and flood risk.
The article notes uncertainty about a planned visit by the Prince of Wales to Dublin and other parts of Ireland, with the piece urging attention to remarks by the venerable Massachusetts figure and commentary on public duty. It frames the issue as a humorously serious topic amid broader political discourse.
Iola reports Benastor John J. Macfarlane, a resident connected to the wrecked American Life Insurance Company, has vanished. The case ties to a larger disappearance of millions of dollars, amplifying the mystery and potential financial fallout.
A garbled report notes a demand for blood to back the alleged Tepublic in Israel and references a recent outbreak with casualties. It suggests the military party remains dominant as the situation develops.
Market reports indicate umbrellas faced a drag on the market for the first time in weeks while there was a sharp rise in some meters all day and a late evening boom in consumer demand.
A garbled report mentions a hold up at a Union station yesterday and a confusing Tun McKeesport post office muddle. The text references highway robbery lessons and Dead Man's Gulch Aris plus struggles over rightful poles ownership.
A London diner narrator criticizes Stanley for making guests wait at social events. The article notes there are untold chapters in the Miss Douglass murder history at McKeesport, hinting at sensational developments to come.
Chili protests compulsory arbitration as Pan American Congress member. The United States faces a treaty that would bind the Republic to grave responsibilities, a move seen as discordant with its pacific aims.
A jumble of society gossip notes engagements relocations and portraits from high society. mentions Miss HaraierT Blaine engagement to a Diplomatic Corps member and various marriages heiresses and famous names including Princess of Wales Queen Victoria and Dumas the younger.
Captain Bweet's men uncover three un buried bodies at the Custer battlefield while laying headstones for June 2 1870 casualties. One remains in US cavalry trousers, two skulls show blows from a mallet. Otto Reed's 12 year old nephew's boot is among the remains. Seven bodies found so far with more expected. relics include an officer's spur and medical department buttons.
The Sixth district of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convenes with the Wayne County Convention at the Presbyterian church in Woostown. Morning reports and officer elections precede afternoon papers and discussions. Rev Dr Shaw, National Woman's Suffrage Association lecturer, will speak on The Fate of Republics in the evening.
Obituary notices report the deaths of several individuals including veteran railroad worker Jotu TM Cook and telegraph editor Merlin Luderig. Chronicle mentions Chaunora Reynolds and Chaunsey Meynolds among the deceased in Villa rnga area. The report notes General Edwards and Beulin as referenced figures in the obituaries.
George A. Macbeth addresses Pittsburg Art Academy on a permanent loan plan and Carnegie’s 650000 yearly bequest for art purchases. The gathering includes musical numbers by Edwards, Ginseer, Bossman, Scott, Boott, and others. Officers elected: Macbeth president, Albree VP, Boover secretary, Dram treasurer.
A benefit concert at Old City Hall entertained a sizable audience with performances by the Jordan Orchestra Handel Musical Association and several soloists. Adah Moandrott impressed the crowd by encores and a reception followed as the Ladies of the A R aided the event. The Soldiers' Widows' Home project gains support as Hawkins station prepares a June dedication reception.
A long evening entertainment at the Preabvytorian Church featured Wilkinsvarg with L. Loddon Prof. Dernthern Hysteem and others in a comedy with a school program. Twenty scholars recited from A to Z while performances incl uded plural acts, songs, a diction display, and a poetical address. The crowd overflowed, many stood, and the program drew near midnight. The show may be reported again soon due to its extraordinary success.
The Curry University Board of Trustees met at 3 pm to review a 1694 enrollment, with 127 graduates expected across departments. First honors went to Lillian Lytle, Verona, while Henna Schultz New Brighton and Emma Dowerman, this city, split second honors. Commencement is set for June 19 at the Hijon Theater. Trustees A P Burchfield H L Mason H H Byram James B Laux and Dr R S Sutton were reelected. John W Echols and Henry J Heinz were elected new members. The reports depict a flourishing university.
The University Club held a royal anniversary banquet at Hotel Kenmawr. Toasts followed the feast, with notable attendees including John Soares, BL Smith, Kierban, Irwin, Jewis, William J. Allen, Trent, and Rev. Laurens Molure.
Readers glimpse a muddled OCR item about Major Montooth being boosted for the governorship by leading Alegheny County figures. The text hints at political contention within the Republican convention and upcoming municipal or party events, but many words are garbled.
The Grange Reformed Church youth group offered a collection for the Mewaheye Home. A brief note records funds raised and the community appeal for support of the home.
A large committee organized a June event at the Carnegie Library to raise funds for Allegheny Fresh Air, featuring Mrs George Gapmiey presenting a remarkable art collection and Dr Leonard Wales directing a musical program. tables of fancy work, a bubble table, pastry displays, and many volunteer tables decorate the scene with themed color rooms and a rainbow dining area.
A social euchre gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. David Lauber on Penn avenue drew a gay crowd. Four tables bustled with competition by 12 o'clock as prizes and the Woman's Exchange confections added to the evening’s festivity.
Pittsburg Lodge No. 644 Knights and Ladies of Eovor celebrated its eighth anniversary at Fifth Avenue hall with a large guest turnout, recitations, music, refreshments and dancing. Also tonight Thx East End Dramatic Club presents Comrades and A Pretty Piece of Business at Sterrett school hall with Ger nert's orchestra.
An examination of Corfu Greeks including their speech and attire with notes on modern Greek pronunciation. The writer discusses Greek influence post-Hunnic occupation, comparing Attic roots with current usage and the impact of education on language evolution.
The article describes Corfu during Easter week with Saint Spiridion’s procession, Greek independence anniversary celebrations, and a riot of local dress. It notes Te Deum services, archbishop and bishops in silver blue robes, and the saint’s shrine drawing daily offerings.
Braddock prepares a major Deporation Day celebration on May 2 with large crowds, flags, and banners. The Burgess will issue a proclamation urging decorations for business places as ceremonies involve remarks from local clergy and dignitaries.
The Washington Reporter notes in the Greensburg record that Captain Wishart should be abandoned in Westmoreland as the tiresome situation begins to tire.
A meeting of glycerine manufacturers from the oil industry held at Hiradford formed a combine. All but one company reportedly joined the effort to unify the firms under a common policy and strategy.
At the bride’s mother's residence in Lexinavom on May 6 a wedding occurred between Mint Museen Chrietlo Mrostun and General Witmarooklio Draper of Hopolute. The ceremony followed the death of Ton John Mason Krown, with sixty guests present and a lavish reception. The groom, a former Republican governor candidate, is connected to Confederate General William Preston through marriage and bloodlines to notable Union families.
List of inventors from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia receiving patents for the week ending May 20 1800. Names include John W. Abrahams Alleghany George M Hamilton Pittsburg Edward Bourne Allegheny and many others with diverse inventions such as rain water conductors governor filters fastening devices cigar punch rollers drilling rigs ink bottles and mining truck apparatus.
Crtcano May 2 report says Eastern lines fail to stop commissions fueling a rate war with scalpers undercutting to New York. A notorious trader sells unlimited tickets from Chicago to New York via Baltimore and Ohio, Lackawanna and Western routes at $1, prompting Western lines to consider price cuts and limited trains to respond.
The Lancaster Morning News notes a recent Supreme Court decision affecting how shipments are transported and keeps focus on the idea of an original package as the key requirement. The report frames the ruling as changing enforcement and practice in the region.
Pinckney Ingalle accused of taking Masaillon's ideas sparking a national debate over who steals billions of tax dollars yearly. The Cincinnati Enquirer questions the responsible actors and calls for accountability amid widespread concern.
The August 12 slate includes Delaware nominees for state offices. Lackawanna assigns seven delegates to Pattison for Governor. Cheater, Va announces a new bid for Congress daily. Venango votes June 17 in Franklin. Bradford bounds 62 candidates for one office with no clear frontrunner. Ex-Senator Lexgos of Philadelphia is a weak candidate for U S Senate Sergeant at Arms. Harrisburg discusses pavement interests over politics as funds remain unclear. Bayne cites Campbell letter in defense. Bynum’s censure framed as honor. Maron Fringr backs Hastings and claims Quay delegates for Philadelphia. Scott backs Pattison, Wallace seen as risking Cleveland’s image. many Democrats favor Wallace for election. C Allen of Warren, a top lawyer and ally of Stone, pursues State Senate with strong support for Stone’s gubernatorial bid.
A Philadelphia Times report notes a carload of salmon fry totaling about one hundred thousand released into Conneaut Lake this week. The fish are from Kirk Butlerery and placed in Kyohmoud. fate details and growth laws of Kaus are referenced.
A long list of brief curiosities includes a chemistry tale, a Spanish coin find in Burlington New Jersey, gifts to charity, a rare relic limb from Chickam battle field, mine workers quitting in Ishpeming, an ant shower in Ansonia Connecticut, and various odd happenings from Chicago to Dover Nebraska.
A collection of light exchanges and whimsical snippets featuring a talk of Europe trips derailed by expenses a frog and tree-toad chat about a pond, a German street musician, and a husband and wife planning outings in an old newspaper style voice.
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