Thirteen Republican Conventions Set For Allegheny Next Tuesday
The Pittsburgh and Allegheny county political scene gears up for thirteen Republican primary conventions next Tuesday. County and congressional gatherings, plus eight legislative meetings, will select nominees including Judge Edwin H. Stowe for 40 years on the bench, and Coroner Heber McDowell seeking another term.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Edwin Stowe
A. M. Brown
Heber McDowell
E. A. Montooth
Mr. Ochse
Etna
C. L. Macee
Duquesne Theater
J. A. Reed
P. ©. Knox
Knox & Reed
George Elphinstone
Canat
Josiah Speer
William Zinkham
McKee’s Rocks
Grant Miller
R P. Dafl
Edwin H. Stowe
Sewickley
Quaker Valley
Judge Stowe
Stowe
Rragh
John Hart
Neweas
Beaver
Washington College
Judge Hampton
Allegheny County
John H. Hampton
McDowell
American Detective Agency
D. H. Gilkinson
Sunterer Fitzsimmons
Ellen Douglass
Rubert
Tarentum
John Calwell
Alvin Theater
RK. G. McGonigle
Reed
Twenty-third
W. A. Stone
Allegheny Common Council Chamber
Arthur Kennedy
Pattern Shop Fire at Kinzer Jones Foundry on Penn Avenue
Fire discovered in the roof of Kinzer Jones foundry and machine shop on Penn Avenue between First and Second streets. The upper pattern shop burned, with damage estimated between 8 000 and 10 000 dollars. Fire chiefs called two extra districts. crowd gathered but police kept accidents low.
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John S. Lambie
Select Council Chamber
John Upper- Man
Duquesne Theater
Geo. L. Holliday
Samuel Steel
Seoeee Sean
A. J. Barelfield
Allegheny
W. Gerwiz
Rotwn
Cruikshank
Marshall
McDonald
Common Council Chamber
J. H. Linteny
Harbison
Robinson
Wertheimer
Tariff Club
Pittsburg
Jon Doste
M. BR. Lemon
Arch Mackerell
Fourth
Legislative—Tariff Club
Thomas Perry
Cushman
Penn Avenue
Thirty-third Street
John
J. J. Sallor
Fitl Leistative
W. H. NcCleary
David Weaver
Emmett E. Cotton
William Culbertson
M.S. Lafferty
Common Connel Chamber
John F. Cox
R. Jones
Esbit and Wilson
Walker
Samuel E. Stewart
Kinzer & Jones’ Foundry
First
Second Streets
Humphries
West End electric road under early construction
Work begins on the West Erie Railway extension with a stone crusher moved to Point Bridge station on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line. Thomas Fox, contractor for stone, has many workers and aims to start crushing and hauling stone soon as wagons are set.
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West End
Point Bridge
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
West Carson Street
Thomas Fox
The Right Way to Make Soap and Local Notices
An article explains that soap requires proper alkali balance to avoid damaging fabrics, praising Walker's family soap as neutral after a chemical wash. It then warns against soaps with excess alkali and advertises Equitable Insurance Society and a gallery promotion, followed by a list of marriage licenses issued and names in Pittsburgh society.
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Walker
Pennsylvania
Trrn
Equitable Assurance Society
Eowanp A. Woops
Market Street
Pittsburg
Avoid Poisonous Flavors with Dr Price Extracts
An early warning recites dangers from flavoring extracts and oils used in pastries and creams. It urges buying Dr Price's Delicious Flavoring Extracts of Vanilla and Lemon, claiming they are free from harmful substances and preserve natural taste.
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Dr. Price
Unclear OCR Words and Names From Historical Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and places including Elizabeth Hettinger Gorse Anna Tomac Ohio towns Shaner Mary Roth Benjamin McClin Elrod Henrietta Will and scattered terms. Content appears as a namelist or index.
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Kart Ih
Kit
Elizabeth O Hettinger
Gorse
Anna Tomac
David A Gilieland
Ohio
Shaner
Mary Roth
Benjamin McClin
Grate L Ers
Perie E. Elrod
Henrietta EK
Will
Obituary notices May 1802 to 1892 events and services
A string of obituary notices from various Pittsburgh area addresses lists multiple death dates, ages, and funeral arrangements. Entries cover Babst, Crowley, Douglass, Keyser, Lammert, Mares, Millikin, Nichol, Noble, Ramsey, Thickens, Vogel, Wagley, and Wymard with home addresses, times, and churches, noting private interments and invited mourners.
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Baest
May
Charles
Harriett Babst
Summerton Street
East End
Tavnrs Bay
R.m
Crowley
P. W
Micwars Crowler
Feneral
Williams Street
Mt Washington
St. Mary's of the Mount Roman Catholic Church
Douglass
Mann E. Dovenass
Witherow Douglass
J. & Brauff
Pennsylvania Avenue
Allegheny City
Keyser
Washington Avenue
Allegheny
George Keyser
Wrowrspar
Chambersburg
Lammert
G. H. Lamuert
Mares
Hanes Marxs
Seventh Street
Millikin
Weat Peon Hospital
Evizaseta
James Millikin
Nichol
Cora Bet Nicuol
James
Maria Nichol
McKee's Rocks Presbyterian Church
Tutrsday
Michael's Church
Pius Street
Vogel
Mancangt
Joseph Vogel
Butler Street
Faipar Wonnsisa
Wall Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cuantxs W
Charles W
Elizabeth Wymard
St. Coleman's R. C
Turtle Creek
Wall
St. Mary's Cemetery
East Liberty Station
Chicago Tie It a Fine Hand-Turned High Shoe
A local shoe described as a high style Oxford like boot with black ooze patent leather and kid facing. The Chicago Tie It offers comfort and quality with Russia Tan and Russetts ready for sale at $4.60.
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Chicago
Russia
Handsome Silks Offered at Sale 75 Cents a Yard
A dealer bought an entire lot of 150 pieces of fine changeable glass silks from an importer who faced overstock. The sale starts today with over 100 pieces offered at 75 cents per yard. The paper urges women in Allegheny and Pittsburgh to view these elegant silks for street, house, and summer wear.
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Fiert Resta
Iron City Sale
Pean Avenue
Pittspurg
Eberwaan
Geo. Wilkes
Ambassador
Pittsburg
Geo. K. Warrenson
Allegheny
Umbrella Day Offers Gloriously Bargain Priced Paragon Item
A local store promotes Umbrella Day on Wednesday with a special inducement. The Gloria Umbrella with Paragon grooved ribs and natural wood stick is priced at $1.25, discounted from two dollars on other days. Silk umbrellas with steel-tube sticks and Fox’s lock ribs sell for $4.50, Union Silk for $3.50, and recovering materials from 75 cents upward.
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Union
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Aufrecht
Fifth Avenue
James J. Ames & Co
West Erie Railway
PATCH
Joline Zombore
M Gors
Oswald Nenglbawer
Minnie Nuehthausen
Wwene
Oveees
Pittsbom “Satin Pinabune
Olsvewski
Amelia Nulf
Albert Guiden
Marie Roth
James Fox
Mary J. Eng
John G. McAlister
Elizabeth Sees
Geo Shank
Mars Brostake
Ecene Kline Lizzie Cy
Amon
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
J.fm
James M. Fullerton
Eighth Street
Wren
Smithfeld Street
Myliwwr
John BR. & A. Murdoca
Smith Fieia St
INS. CO
North America
William L. Jones
Pittsburg Wall Paper Co
Westinghouse
D. L. Aber
Smithfield
Pittsbury
Curbstone Ciy
Federal St
Allegheny Ty
Anaugh & Gavin
Firre
Market St
Verner’s Shoes
Alles
C. A. Verner
Cor
Fifth Ave
Nyi-M Wr
Mayer, Strouse
Bway, NY
Cordovan
Himmelrichs Lines
Oxfords
Himmelrichs
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
Wrea
Apt
A. F. Sawhill
Federal At
Lateras
Boggs & Buhl
N. B.—Seal Garments
Cor. Wood ST
Urling Bros
Penn Ave
Wood St
Mighty Little
Gloria
Windsor
Sak
Horne & Ward
Mys
X. M
Deen
Yardum Bros. & CO
Turkey
Marseilles
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