Memorial Day Service for Arsenal Explosion Victims at Allegheny Cemetery
A solemn Decoration Day service will be held 9 to 10 a m at the Arsenal Monument in Allegheny Cemetery for 38 unidentified girls and two men killed in the September 17 1862 Arsenal explosion. Rev E Lea delivers the address. Garfield No 15 Ladies of the G A B organize. flowers by Soho school children.
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Arsenal Monument
Allegheny Cemetery
Arsenal
Garfield Connell No
Soho
Garfield Council
Richard Lea
All
Andrew McGrumpny
Mary Soarerhi
Hemlock
River Bucks
W. A. McCosNell
Ames Church
Glenwood
Ross
D. A
L. A
Blairsville
Tom Commoner
Glas
Erreee
Jeannette
Lex Mason
Kelly
Mason
Rae
Eyes Felton
Christ Church
Gregation
Twenty-eighth Ward
Salisbury Hall
Jurda
Taitle Hospital
Gronee
Dad
Schwebel
McKelvy
Allegheny
James Smith
Ohio
Smith
New Universalist Church
Williams
U. V. L. Hall
Grant
Smithfield
Pittsboe
James L. Graham
Allerheny
Ingalls and Cleveland Clash Over Tariff Raise Remarks
United States Senator Sabin of Minnesota and General Harrison discuss tariffs and political dynamics. Ingalls claims a moderate tariff reduction is favored in the West while Cleveland’s leadership is noted in a sharp exchange. The piece emphasizes regional economic tensions and industry impacts on trade policy.
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United States
Sabin
Minnesota
Harrison
Ingalls
Grover Cleveland
West
Pittsburg
Dunesne
Grand
Brewers Probe Pittsburg After Judge Slaughter Visit
Mr. Slaughter president of Slaughter Brewing Co Cleveland visited Pittsburg to gauge impact after Judge White’s crackdown on saloon keepers and noted perceived city decline. Frank Overbeck Cincinnati brewer on Eastern train discussed proposed Pittsburg agency and potential business harm. Brewers wary of Sunday sale decisions and possible losses to liquor trade.
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Mr. Slaughter
Slaughter Brewing Company
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Judge White
Cleveland Slaughter
East Lid
Wellsville
Youngstown
Ohio
Frank Overbeck
Cincinnati
Arie
Pennsylvania
Overbeck
Coraopolis Temperance Drive Ahead of Amendment Vote
Coraopolis residents push prohibition effort with prayer meetings and temperance talk. Brass band members are described as red faced from campaigning. The borough hosts a temperance push with Squire Ferree John McCabe and others active ahead of the vote on the morning of the 19th.
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Coraopolis
Squire Ferree
John McCabe
Ube
Holy 40 Hours Devotion Begins at St Pauls Cathedral
The 40 hours devotion to the blessed sacrament starts with an 10 30 A M solemn high mass at St Pauls Cathedral tomorrow and ends 10 30 Wednesday morning The Holy League of the Heart will meet in the afternoons with sermons by Archbishop Ryan likely to be preached and a renovation map discussed.
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St. Pauls Cathedral
St. Paul’s
J. Buckley
Holy League of the Hea
Seaee
Twce
Maynes
Ryan
Changing Base as Dwellings Near Point Are Replaced
Land deals shift to Liberty Street as L H Love sells two lots for 35000 to L H Voigt Co and 15000 to Pittsburg Produce Commission Myers Tate for Mo 407. A Teheming Store Falls as I Schoenthal trims under Sheriff executions totaling about 10000. 150-sarah Silk Bakeryton owner sells for 12.
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L. H. Love
L. H. Voigt & Co
Liberty
Pittsburg Produce Commission Company
Myers & Tate
Fit
Public Probe Set Over Charges Against President Campbell
At a Window Glass Workers Union meeting in Pittsburg, an open inquiry was agreed to into charges of importing foreign glass workers. A joint Arbitration committee was formed by union and Trades Council representatives to supervise the public investigation and hear witnesses anew.
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Window Glass Workers’ Union
Hauffeldt's Hall
Carson Street
Trades Council
Messrs
William Smith
Flint Glass Union
Dennis Hays
Patrick Carr
James Campbell
Board of Investigation
The
Council of the
Window Glass Workers
Campbell
Amalgamation troubles partly settled with strike avoided
The first division of the Amalgamated Association settles the Oliver Bros. & Phillips dispute and keeps the hammerman employed. A strike is avoided at the South Fir works, while the Wayne Iron Works conflict remains unsettled as puddlers refuse to work steel and the mill is shut.
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Amalgamated Association
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Wayne Iron Works
Wages Demand Triggers Miners Meeting in Gallitzin District
A telegram from Phillipsburg announces a delegate meeting of district miners. The gathering may lead to a suspension of mining in Gallitzin district and along Bells Gap Railroad for banks operating below 50 cents per ton. Leaders pledge support for Beed Creek and Clearfield region miners at risk of losing work over wage demands.
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Ofice
Phillipsburg
Center County
Gallitzinn
Bells Gap
Beed Creek
Clearfield
Wages Cut Reported at P and W BR Manager McDonald Takes Charge
Reports last night claim General Manager McDonald plans wage cuts across the P and W BR line with a 50 percent reduction for clerks, sparking disbelief among railroad men who doubt current wages are low enough to permit cuts. President Oliver was unavailable for comment.
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McDonald
Oliver
Iet
Allegheny Notes on City Affairs and Local Incidents
A bustling register of city items including Alderman Cassidy fining William Carson for fish laws, water assessor books due to the City Treasurer, and strikers at Duquesne reporting no definite action. Mentions boycotts, minor crimes, street accidents, and local events with multiple named places and people.
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Lonestreet's Pond
Mercantile
Allegheny Club
Hatey Horrman
Mary Collins
Union Station
Yester
Monongahela Sioas
Committee On Surveys
Lecture on an Exploration From Jerusalem to the Sea of Galilee
The Smithfield Methodist Church hosted Rev. C. E. Locke who recounted a ramble from Jerusalem to the Sea of Galilee. He described Jerusalem’s filth, the Jordan Valley journey, Berea’s public cleansing, Mount Tabor, Nazareth, and a boat trip on the Sea of Galilee, noting vivid sights and religious sites along the way.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Holy Land
C. E. Locke
Smithfield Methodist Church
Palestine
Mount Calvary
Solomon's Temple
Jordan
Bethel
Dead Sea
Jordan Valley
Damascus
Berea
Jesus
Pittsburg Hotel Hansnen Revived as Popular Traveler Stop
The Hotel Hansnen on Penn avenue near the Bijou Theater in Pittsburg has been rebuilt and renovated to attract travelers. Proprietors Mr. Hanssen and Mr. Frank Taylor bring 17 years of experience, modern offices, improved culinary service, and affordable rates starting at two dollars a day. The Hamilton is licensed and the bar offers Gibson, Finch and Guckenheimer brands along with Milwaukee and Frauenheim beer.
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Hansnen
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Eee
St. Charles
Frank Taylor
Hamilton
Gibson, Finch and Guckenheimer
Best
Milwaukee
Frauenheim & Vilsack
Homes of American Heroes offered with purchases at Kaufmanns
A glossy souvenir titled Homes of American Heroes featuring portraits of Washington and other patriots is offered for free with purchases of $1 or more at Kaufmanns. The ad promotes large salerooms at 91 and 93 Fifth Ave with new pianos from $190 to $1,500 and a stock of second-hand pianos, plus exchange guarantees.
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Fifth Inc
Hamilton
Homes of American Heroes Souvenirs at Kaufmanns This Day
Special Decoration Day keepsakes named Homes of American Heroes offered by Kaufmanns with every purchase of one dollar or more. The items are artistic engravings and lithographs produced in ten colors for patrons today.
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Kaufmanns
Music Shop Ad Highlights Violins and Guitars for Ten Dollars
H. Kleber & Bro. sells violins music boxes banjos and cameras from Courtois Besson Slater at No Wood Street. New American Arion guitars priced at 10 dollars claim to rival 20 dollar models. Kaufmanns offers another lot of ladies beaded wraps at 298.
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H. Kleber & Bro
No. Wood Street
Klebers
Courtois
Besson & Slater
Kaufmanns
How Does This Strike You Ladies Jersey Sale
A promotional note offers about 2,000 beaded and braided jerseys in Kaufmann’s cloak department, priced at 75 cents each. The catalog copy mentions other popular styles and a “Water Cure” institution, with an address in Green Spring and Primgeconts noted in the ad.
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Kaufmanna’ Cloak Department
John M. D
Green Spring
Celebrated Baseball Combination Presented
Fragmentary text describes a celebrated baseball combination to be presented, mentions boys and waist, and references Angostura Bitters used to secure a good diet or digestive aid. The crumbling lines provide little actionable context or clear event details.
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Permet Reuteamne
Kaufmanns’ cloak departments offer fine goods
Fragments advertise genuine League balls and bats or P Sha stilts for boys and children, plus exquisitely embroidered cashmere fichus valued at five dollars, claimed to be priced at two hundred thirty nine dollars.
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Holic
Kauffmanns
Fancy and Plain Wool Faced Goods and Fashions
Retail catalog style list of fabrics and textiles including 36-inch cashmeres 65c prices, French serges, cashmeres, satines and nainsook, 45-inch embroidered flouncing, hemstitched borders, and 45 and inch widths. Mentions latest styles and bargain notes with numerous price points.
Officers arrest two men at pawnshop. papers tied to board bills
An officer seized two men leaving a pawnshop on suspicion. One resisted by destroying papers. The items proved to be attachments for board bills. Names include Albert McAnerney and William H. Inspector McAleese suspects one man is a target he has been hunting.
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Albert McAnerney
William H
Heirs Supposedly Seek Abandonment of Harmony Society
Rumors claim a number of individuals claiming heirs of Harmony Society members believe the organization may be dissolved and dissolved assets possibly settled. The report notes uncertainty about the dissolution and future actions by those asserting heir status.
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The
Harmony Society
Milk and meat inspection at Pittsburg depot yields No.1 grade
Inspector George W. McCutcheon checked 500 gallons of milk at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie depot and found all samples to be No.1. The article notes unusual art on a work titled A Rare Lot of Pure Sweet Milk and mentions Geo H Bennett & Co offering a large stock of rye whiskies in the city.
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George W. McCutcheon
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Geo. H. Bennett & Bro
Special Hot Weather Clothing Bargains at New Store
1 200 men's nobby Sanne coats and vests advertised for very cool wear. Regular price 2 dollars, sale to 980. Keatuanan Grant bargains in guns and revolvers at 709 Smithfield Street. J H Jonysron.
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Kaufmanns
Grant
Smithfield Street
J. H. Jonysron
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Soures
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Richard Wana
Cortagion
Are
Aurick
Allecoy
Coyneil
Lawrenceville
Brother Miller
Mr. Lea
Methodist Church
Gracey
Mr. Andrews
U. P
Marquret Kelly
Lina Nekerman
Grace
Algeo
Sidney Hanlon
Schmidt
David A. Gilland
Laura Guinn
Elizabeth Smith
Franklin Street
McCarthy
Guinn
Brown
Davidson
Union
Weaver
Bane
James Anslow
House of Representatives
Gee
Don Dalzell
Simeton
Ben
Brewers
Holy Services
I. Schoéenthal
Anderson
B.M. Hasna
Dice
Sarah Silk Bakeryton
Clara
Axon
Desorioan Brno
Our
Onauly
Glass Blowers’ Union and Trades Council
Western
Canada
Wm. Swindell & Bro
Montreal
J. C. Hodgson
Kaufmanns' Ee
Lapris
ES St Kaufmanns
Marrow
Tacos Weldin
Butler Street
Burn Meadow
Cones En
Thomho
Edgar
Bessemer Department
Shoenberger & Co
John Rosenburg
Gist Street
Sot Schoter
Canes
New York
WA Schoyer
Bea
Insterenin
R. Modis
Harriet Aia
Sewickley
Arthur Sullivan
McKenna
Horce
Yestern
Fara Sone
Wiliam Ryan
William McCoy
Solar Iron Works
Allegheny Valley
Lake Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
T. EpWano Murray
Silver Lake Grove
East End
Jubilee
Duquesne
Staspish Montgomery
Many Brers
Twenty-eighth Street
South Diamond
Federal Streets
Boho
Welsh Mission Church
Second Avenue
Mr. Ferren
B. Charters
Alderman Jones
Oakland Hotel
St. Clair Springs
Michigan
C. B. Locke
Jacob
Joseph
Israe
Pye
Sean
Aaron
MT. Tabor
Nazareth
Mount Tabor
Cene
Caliente
Tiberius
Hena Gallion
Ecenery
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Lincoln
Garfield
Hancock
Logan
Sheridan
Washburn
Primgeconts Jae
Grand Army Posts
City Hall
Dalzell
Homes of
G. Carpenter
Myli
Bedford Springs
Jos. Horne
Penn Avenue Stores
Terest
Cloak Building
India
Emall Children
Linus
Jos
Horne
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