Pension Agency contest narrows to two comrades in old soldiers circle
Old soldiers debate the Pension Agency matter with Comrades Chill W. Hansard and H. H. Bengough as leading contenders for the appointment. Washington reports indicate Bengough will soon receive the post, while the broader claimant group expects liberal rating under the 1890 act for permanent disabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Chill W. Hansard
Post 60
Monongahela City
H. H. Bengough
Post
Washington
Bengough
Monument for Union Prisoners of War Erected in Washington
The Union Prisoners of War National Memorial Association plans a national monument in Washington DC to honor Union soldiers captured and died in Confederate prisons. The project stems from Army of the Potomac Association members and aims to unite efforts across Northern armies to honor fallen heroes. Headquarters are stated as room 171 Times Building, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Unon
Army of the Potomac Association
Elrich Ted
Union Prisoners of War National Memorial Association
Times Building
New
Detroit Club Posts Growing Strength in Allagh eny Coast
Grand Army posts show rising activity with new enrollments and open meetings. The Detroit Club of 151 grows, a Post 41 initiative considers forming a Detroit club, and a reception for the Detroit Excursion Association drew strong attendance. The Seventy-eighth Pennsylvania reunion and a post theater project signal broad engagement among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Post
Salisbury Hall
Southams
Post 68
Post 41
Detroit Club
O Bers
Allagheny
Sen Nny Svening
Pennsyvania
Sirwell
Kittapping Thursasy
Butler
Turner Kall
Denniston
JosEre Fen Guson
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Post Military Meeting Highlights Local Activities
The open gathering of Post No. 15 at 1923 Carson Street heard report on a soldier's death and urged quick action to forward the list to the General of Washington. A Deanbake campfire at Etna Post 3 preceded remarks by Department Commander Denniston and speakers including Comrades mare Reed Rosa and Lafayette. The post, noted for energy and growth, hosted a large crowd and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Jones
Carson Street
Sidney Street
Washington
Etna
Denniston
Thomas G. Mare
A. J. Reed
J. B. Rosa
Lafayette
Grane
Encampment News Notables and Deaths in Allegheny
Encampment No 1 mourns Josefh Vooie died Friday funeral today at his Natrona alley residence. Comrade E F Seaman moves to Allegheny large new house. Comrade Sr termaster of Encampment No 6. D ha s a Fort Wayne convention plan to honor Lee surrender with parades. Jon D Woon of Company K dies yesterday in Allegheny funeral at No 15 Benton street. December lecture promised by Rev M B Riddle of Western Theological Seminary. Curious library item shows Tod governor manifesto praising Squirrel Hunters dated March 4 1863.
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Josefh Vooie
Natrona Alley
Carnegie Street
Excurent No. 6
Allegheny
E. F. Seaman
Comrade Sr
Fort Wayne
Lee
Jon D. Woon
Company
Sixtythird Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Benton Street
M. B. Riddle
Western Theological Seminary, All
Rome
Library of Encampment
Tod
Ohio
Davia
Charles Wik
Colm McDowell
Martin Cesare, _ & Co
J. Moreland
Mager
Gor Lim
Oak Pene Ge Et Eye
Castle See
Ray G
Guy Sor
See
Mary A. Jones
E Black & Baird
G.D. Simon
Thomas’ Mcoee
Linden Avenue
Thomas Street
E. Hamnett & Co, Sold A House and Iot On Arman Street
East End
Johanna White
Samuel W. Black & Co
Lapehood
Webster Avenue
Apnea
Page SG
eAlies & Bailey
Christian Gass
J. d. Carron
Island Avenes
Toner Street
Colfax Street
Alae
Wingenrat
Poketo Avenue
Delaware Alley
F. W. Mueller
Seely
Plan & ‘S
SONS OF VETERANS CAMPS MARK FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
Corner Camp No. 139 celebrates its fourth anniversary. Hare Camp No. 4 to hold a reception at a hall on Friday. De Camp 64 of Wilkinsburg to be reorganized into a new camp. Alexander Kelly named camp bard. Two recruits joined Hare Camp No. 4 on Thursday evening. Ladies Aid Society No. 5 held a meeting at Mrs. Colonel W. L. Foulk’s residence. An invitation issued for Camp 8’s Cyclorama Hall reception on the 7th. Lieutenant Colonel H. M. Reble nears completion of official visits with camps 41 Millvale, 68 Springdale Verona, 127 McKeesport Turtle, Lomestond Camp, and Harper Camp No. 162 remaining to be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Camp No. 4
Southside
de Camp 64
Wilkinsburg
Alexander Kelly
Bard Lnomrerosuee
Hare Camp No
Prothonae
Ce Odin
Bradley
Registers Office
Ladies Aid Society No. 5
W. L. Foulk
Camp 8
Cyclorama Hall
H. M. Reble
Millvale
Springdale
Verona
Koeesport
Harper Camp
Acquittal in Port Alma Murder Case Surprises Court
Alice Wallace, charged with murdering her husband at Port Alma Ontario, was acquitted yesterday. Edward C Spooner, a heroic fireman from New Bedford Massachusetts who died after an earlier rescue attempt, is noted in this late news roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wallace
Port Alma
Ont
Schley
Baltimore
Liebon
Chicago
Calumet River
Ae Busi
Chillicothe
Itone
Oben
Eboa
A Penn Ar
Lothia Caahesee
Knigh
Wes Samal
Ridh
Senemaian
Indian Territory
W. GT. U
Ae Garrett
Am Sana
Borris
Wats Wegard
Gilbert W. Hazletine
Conneant
Akron
Sarah McAfuilen
Edward C. Spooner
New Bedford
Mass
Mra
William L. Cobb
Irish Pennsylvanian and Weekly News Debuts in Pittsburgh
Hew Publications announces a forthcoming Irish oriented weekly journal to begin November 8. The Jeannette Dispatch has started in Jeannette as a seven column daily with editor and proprietor Les and Neal overseeing content and prospects for reader support.
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Pittsburg
Jeannette Dispatch
Les
Neal
CANDIDATES IN COURT ON AUSTRALIAN ELECTION ISSUE
The Missouri Supreme Court considered Patrick O Malley mandate to force Secretary of State to file his Democratic nomination certificate for the Eighth Congressional district. Chief Justice Ray announced the writ was denied and John Neill remains the regular Democratic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
State Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Ray
Patrick O'Malley
Eighth Congressional District
Secretary of State
Congress
John Neill
Mayor Seizes Public Improvements Office in Cobros Hall Incident
Mayor Mos forcibly entered the Board of Public Improvements office at Cobros Hall on November 1, kicking the doors open as his new board attempted to take control. Police reportedly assisted in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crvors Hall
Mosby
Board of Public Improvements
Nean
Little Liver Pills Mentioned in Headache Remedies
Fragments indicate a focus on assorted patent medicines named Little Liver Pill and similar products marketed for sick headache relief. The text repeats phrases suggesting products from Osher and Ogeige with brief references to remedies for headaches and liver issues.
Real Estate Still Lively Despite Weather and Mud
Real estate remains active in Pittsburgh with several large sales and many permits issued. The Kuhn property on Diamond Street withdrew on insufficient bids and will return next Friday. City growth, rising demand, and strong private sales contradict claims of a stagnant market, with multiple firms reporting rapid transactions and new building permits totaling 58,505 dollars this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealen
Diamond Street
Black & Baird
Thomas Street
Epee
First Ward
A. Charles
Ward Street
Fourteenth Ward
Soffell Street
William T. Dunn
Ghestaus Street
Phillip May
Fourth
Sixteenth Ward
Albert Mangher
Iine
Sxteenth Ward
Local Stock Market Weighs Down Despite Activity
A fair business was transacted in local stocks with 240 shares traded yesterday. Prices mostly closed near the bottom with notable declines in Philadelphia Gas Central Traction Electric and Union Switch and Signal. Money remains easier and prospects for improvement appear better than in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Central
New York
Cleveland
Market Shrinkage Amid Political Fears and Weather
The week saw a drop in exchanges and bank clearings tied to political excitement rough weather and a natural gas scare. Year over year gains and a generally easier money market appeared as time loans faded, call money dominated, and New York and Philadelphia figures showed varied results amid a dull London holiday impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
John M. Chaplin
New York
Bostox
Balto
Philadelphia
Colorado Central and Ophir Race Notes
A fragmented list cites places and numbers including Mount Diablo Sierra Nevada Sutter Creek Ophir Ontario Ontario North Bells Ishe and Mexican entries. The scattered items suggest a track or race listing with multiple town and resource references across California and adjacent regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Central
Consolidated Dall- Ps
Mount Diablo
North Bells
Old Market Faces Weak Week with Big Fluctuations
The week showed distant activity with 178000 barrels traded and no sales on Tuesday and Thursday. The market swung from a high of 799 to a low of 70, an 83 cent range, and a weekly loss of seven tenths of a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonasy
Suneenigaat
Wedneday
Railway stock outlook and market mood hint at movement
The piece discusses bankers views on railways and stock markets, noting past fortnight activity, rising railway prospects, and cautious investor confidence. It suggests that actual results will decide stockholder trust, with bulls eager for early gains and no guarantee of sustained prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shore
Peagleoss
Brokers and Railway Lines Mentioned in Snippet
Fragmentary OCR lists brokers and rail lines including Pennsylvania Railroad Reading, Pinaburg & Western, and Philadelphia routes. Mentions Reading, Allouez Mg, and various address fragments suggesting a catalog of firms and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish
Watney & Stephenson, Brokers Sa
York
Pennsylvania
Hallroad
Reading
Seesteseces
Russia
Pinaburg & Western
Philadelphia
Allouez Mg
Debt Statement Recap Shows October Public Debt Decrease
Recapitulation of the October public debt shows a decrease of 3 668 012. Was He IN not Tax. The report lists aggregate interest bearing debt and non interest bearing items including tender notes and old demand notes. Treasury assets include gold and silver certificates, currency certificates, and various notes with values shown. Market wires describe mixed futures and cash quotations with activity in wheat, oats, barley, and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maniovel Bank
National Bank Bank Fond
Treasury
Wee Rede Son of Treasury Mols
Cevesv
Recese Eff SA
Gossip of the Schools Details Lectures and Union Plans
Prof Sixon of the High School will lecture on Electric Lighting at Carnegie Hall in December. The Teachers' Directory will be distributed this week as preliminary arrangements for the Teachers' Academy meetings are made. A course of attractions including science art and literature lectures is planned with music and elocution added. Politics dominated discussion at the Central Board rooms with varied views on the gubernatorial result. A Denver arrest of County Recorder Struts as a fraudulent land agent drew attention to teachers who sent him money for a Denver area deed. Permanent Certificates for Teachers were organized with new officers chosen. Institute plans for November include addresses by state officials and educators and an emphasis on education resources and improved methods. The Public Cooking School class will begin, with a reception following. The Teachers' Guild admitted many new members from multiple schools.
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Exchange
Order of Solon
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Edgewood
Reading
New York
London
Chicago Gas
Texas
the Post
Aoe
Sugar Trust
Whitney & Stephenson
Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Sixon
Carnegie Hall
Teachers’ Academy
Ata
de Hvero
Pouitics
Delamater
Denver
Struts
Pitts
Circuit
GC. B. Woods
W. W. Kennedy
I. Graham
Washington School
Z. K
Nedy
Clina Coleman
Wickersham School
Gretnfield
Edinboro
Miss Coleman
California
Bay
Greenfield
Lucket
D. J. Waller
Houck
A.M. Poilli
West Yn
Snyder
Indiana
E. Maltby
Suppery Rock
D Cowath
T.broan
Teachers’ Guild
Sagle
Grant School
J. Ahenson
Manylor
Birmin McPacien
Orbes
Lizzie M. O'Hara
M. A. Ruswinkie
Grant
L. D.ite
Minersville
Liszie Gardner
Howard
A. ¥. Hunter
M. E. McCal Howard
E. M. Strickler
Liberty
Sacha Rose O'Hara
Mary Martin
Knox
Mio High
Naomle Mackret Moor
Sipeig Siacuss
Humboldt
B. Speer
Suburban Woman Praises Local Doctors After Recovery
A Swissvale resident Mrs Downey describes years of cold catarrh and headaches ending after treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair. She recounts persistent symptoms then notes a complete improvement and willingness to verify her results publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Downey
Swissvale
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Mills
Dra. Copeland
Blair
Mra Downey
Permanent and Lasting Cures From Home Treatment
Mr Harper from Braddock Pa reports no return of catarrhal trouble after a year of mail treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair. Other users including Jacob Altmeyer of Rinder and John Wright of Chicago Junction praise cures for chronic catarrh and lung fever, all achieved at home by the same doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Harper
Braddock
Rinder
Mct
Dru
Cope,lanet & Blair
John Wright
Chicago Junction
Copeland
Blair
J. Worker
Arch Meadville
A. Wilsons
Pfr
Wilson
Canonsburg
Drs
Robert Aeashington
Mal
William Barnes
Hickman
Dra. Copeland
Phillipa
Hulton
Allegheny County
Dra, Copeland
Des Copeland and Blair Offer Treatments in Pittsburgh
Doctors Copeland and Blair advertise medicines for catarrh and chronic diseases of the eye ear throat and lungs. They claim success in “Carabio cases” and list hours from 7 to 9 pm at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh PA with mail addressed to their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des, Copeland & Blair
Llaw
DRS
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J. H. Stevenson & Co
Cbarua
Cnicle
G. A. BR
McGinn
Federal Street
Post 162
Masonic Hall
Joux W. Ncee
Bureau of Health
John
Columbus
Milwaukee
Bos
Post 355
Mt Washington
Worley
Daniel Rupert
Emanuel Rupert
Company C
Fourteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Brown
Grandview Avenue
Yuefalol
Zoological Garden
Professor Car
Mic
I Gael
Hen Dawes
Tom Smith
Smith
Ferenos
Union Veteran Legion
Sons of Veterans
Tophson
Stanley
Emin
Osmond Digny
Eakien
Stephen Butler
Pew
San Francisco
Ticino
Lugano
HEW Publications
Osher
Carvers
Ogeige
Kuhn
Homewood Driving Park
Homewood
Rota
James W. Drape
Lockhart
O. Frazier
George W. King
Main Street
Seventeenth Ward
E. Z Wainwright
Ewing & Byers
John White
Elizabeth Elous
Atte Ee Keeystone Bank of Fittaburg
Marine National Bank
I. m. Sajo Bank
Oewa Merchants & Manufacture
Monal Bank
Bad Fellows Bational Bank
Odd Fellows Payinae Bank
Pt Commerce Allegheny Gas Co
Llum
Gate Valley Gbs CO. Coy Sc Cigeeccess
Tral Traction
Omsant Valley Second Avenue Electri Mailroad
Prag the
Eittanare
Lake Bele
Causephonaeesé
Western Pits
Ho Cori Pisteburg
Wheeling & KencoaLeacons
N.Y
Qoveland Gas Ming
Westinghouse
Eledric
Coal Co
Union Switch and Signal Co
Atchison
A. Rage Ae Cal
M.K
Jocteen &Tiven Ee
St.l
Paul Coneola
Nion Mg West Bootg
Alice
Atlasms Consolidated
Bodin
Caledonia 2
BO Pacific
Central Pacific
Issalg C
MIL & St
L. & Pits
St. L. & Pitts
St P.M
Us Cone
Northwestern T. Tes Ees
Wee Ce Co
Coal & Lron
Ches
Olio
del, & den
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Lake Erie
West Pl
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nash
Missouri Pacific
National Jead Trust
New York Central
Wis ML . Cie
N.X
Miro
Misasisat
Ortuiern Pacific
Pullman
St. Paul & Duluth
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Neon
Texas Pachic
Crry
Tuigc
Baapron
Sighene
Skeeparean Gatiss Bax
L—Petroleum
Pene Os
Jones Sienowe 'Fie
Weoene T
Oloain Penalon Hoses
Tehges c
Wall Street
John M. Oakley & Co
Chronicle
Thas Trust
Public Debt Statement
Vee Bank Fond
Pacific
Condilion
Pacific Railroad
Ousaee Eet
Aera
Ved
East Liberty
Pitttanvrg
Seebacht
St Louis
John M. Oaktay
Lvc
Igs
Egan
Ing
Ware
Ae Sone
the River News
A. F. Underwood
U.S
Geo. K. Stevenson Co
Wm. Haslage & Son
Kuhn & Co
John A. Renshaw & Co
James Lockhart
Wm. France & Son
Dru. Copeland
4. Downey
Schemale
Allegheny County, Pa
Medicines Free
Ontana
Nature
Tarrant & Co
Sildinggists
D. L. Down's
Beokers— Financial
Commission
A. R. Ediease
Sroodway
John M. Oakley & Co, Bankers and Srorers
Cifeaga
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