Visitors Arrive at 3 P M as Plan Changes Reach City
A new arrangement speeds Pan American delegates to the city for 3 PM arrival. William Curtis of the State Department ordered the shift to avoid Pittsburg interference. The 11:30 AM special train from Union Station remains, and the reception moves from 7 to 6 PM. The Entertainment Committee announced the updated program amid assurances no further changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Curtis
State Department
James B. Scott
Columbus
Wm. E.schmertz
Pittsburg
William Curtis
Steubenville
Union Station
Entertainment plans for International American Conference delegates in 1889
Pittsburg hosts a detailed schedule of subcommittees and events for the International American Conference delegates. The program covers hotel arrangements, carriages, train trips to Oliver & Roberts Wire Co and Carnegie & Phipps mills, and visits to McKeesport, Braddock, and various works, with music by The Great Western Band and a Monongahela House reception. A $10,000 to $12,000 fundraising goal supports lavish entertainment, while decorations include silk coats of arms and a Westinghouse electric tablet exalting continental unity.
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Pittsburg
W. P. de Armett
Coase
D.C. Herbst
John B. Jackson
Sears Tt
Sears Tt Anderson, Chairman; James A. Chambers, A.J. E. John Bindley
Aestreon
Smith- Andreamegie
Monongahela House
Southside
Cara. C. W. Batcheson
Entertainment Committe
Oliver & Roberts Wire Co
Red Mill
Ripley & Co
Glass Works
Jones & Ins’ American Iron Works
Homestead
Carnegie & Phipps’ Mills
McKeesport
Youghingheny
W. D. Wood & Co
Iron Wills
National Tube Works
West Peon
Tarentom
Jonnmeth
Chambeis & McKee Tank Glass
Westmoreland
Focal Committee
Bornigk Bros
W. E. Schmertz
Lyman Outlines Pan American Trade Plan in City Visit
A New York financier Mr. A W Lyman of the American Metal Market outlines a Pan American Commerce Company plan to boost trade between the United States and South America. The project proposes New York offices with South American and Mexican branches, dedicated transport, warehouses, banking, and a specialized paper for customers, led by a board of directors and prominent industrialists.
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Lyman
A. W. Lyman
New York
Thomas Nickerson
Boston
Mexico
Openon
South America
Mexican
United States
South American
Banking Department
Board of Directors
Directors Should Be Chosen To Balance Regions And Stability
The passage argues for separate male leadership in suitable positions with multi year terms to stabilize corporate control. It urges large bonds and strong salaries to attract top talent, with directors evenly split among South America, Mexico, and the United States proportional to stock subscriptions. It bans floor agreements and requires fully paid stock certificates with five year stock transfer and proxy restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Mexico
United States
Pan-American Delegates Observe Quiet Cincinnati Election
Delegates from Pan-American party toured Clifton and Cincinnati polling sites witnessing orderly election proceedings. Mayor Bowler welcomed them at Clifton and they viewed polling lines, ticket holders, and vote tallies before visiting the Board of Elections, Lincoln and Duckworth clubs, and departing for Pittsburgh by train.
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Clifton
United States
Bowler
Board of Elections
Walnut Street
Lincoln
Duckworth
Pennsylvania Station
Pittsburg
Round Trip Fares to Baltimore or Washington
Railway offer from Pennsylvan ia railroad states 5 to Baltimore or Washington with return by November 16. Travel includes parlor cars on day trains and sleeping cars at night. Stopovers allowed in Baltimore to attend Catholic Congress events. Tickets and reservations available at 110 Fifth Avenue and Union.
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Washington
Baltimore
Fifth Avenue
Sod Union
A Natural Gans Frolic at the Gas Appliance Co
An advertisement invites readers to visit the O'Reeve Gas Appliance Co. at 34 Fifth Ave, promising gas bill reductions from 100 to 25 dollars annually. It promotes a large selection of gas fires and stoves as a quick investment to save about 75 percent on bills.
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O'Reeve Gas Appliance CO
O'Keefe Gas Appliance Co
O'Keers Gas Appliance CO
Watch and chain contract awarded to Henry Terbeyden in Pitburgh
The Industrial Watch Club of the West inghouse Airbrake Co Allegheny has given its contract for watches and chains to Henry Terbeyden a 530 Smithfield street Pitwbuarg jeweler who offers gold watches and gold chains for ladies or gents at unmatched prices. He invites inspection of his store which carries a large choice stock of goods typical of a first class jewelry house and offers close margins.
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Westinghouse Airbrake Co
Allegheny
Henry Terbeyden
Smithfield Street
Pitwbuarg
WFM
Dreydoppel Soap Promoted for Housekeeping Use
Preparations for housekeeping highlight Dreydoppel soap as essential for all purposes. The full pound bars sell for 8 cents per pound at grocers, claiming to whiten and freshen clothes. De Haan's Big 6 on Wylie Ave advertises high buyouts for agents' cast-offs via mail.
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de Haan
Wylie Ave
Msil Wsu
Light Overcoats In Demand At Pittsburgh Sale
A brief weather of fashion notes on overcoats from Brokaw Bros New York styles sold at Sailor's Pittsburg Sixth and Liberty. WF A today offers new batch of $10 overcoats including silk faced kerseys chinchillas and worsteds often cut in ulsters. Prices 10 dollars and urged customers to view them at PF. G.C.G. Cor Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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Brokaw Bros
New York
Sailor’s
Sixth
Liberty Streets
Pittsburg
G.C
G. Cor
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
New Dreas Noveities and Local Notices
Large stock of suitings robes serges and cashmeres advertised at H J Lynch 438 440 Market Street. The Park Institute at 204 North Ave Allegheny opens November 11. Various commercial notices and ads for goods and services appear, including brewing companies and dry goods offerings. The Nun of Kenmare biography outlines Miss Cusack’s plans to train girls in domestic service and education, with lectures on church topics and schooling debates. An annual stockholders meeting notice for a Pittsburgh company is included, with election of directors and standard business.
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H.J. Lynch
Market Street
The
Park Institute
Western University
North Ave
Allegheny
Miss Cusack
Iayeeane
Miss Ousack
Corrigan
Urth Avenue
Ames
Ee Pident Ciele
Tahoe
C. BH. McVay
Famous Nan of Kenmare Cares for Girls and Writes
The renowned Nan of Kenmare Frances Clare Cusack rests at the Home Hotel at 55, a silver-haired author famed for 40 years of press writing. She is writing Why I Left the Church of Rome and reporting the Cronin murder case for an English syndicate, using a typewriter with deft skill.
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Nan of
Kenmare
Frances Clare Cusack
Miss Cusack
Church of Rome
Cronin
Ireland
Gladstone
Charles Russell
Parnell
Herbert Gladstone
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Chamber of Commerce
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F. E. Alden
C. D. Pson
Westinghouse Company
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
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Ond Street
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Orrice Wretern Ixssurasce Co
Pir Tisnatas
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H. H. Durbin
John F.trong
H. H. Durbin &Co
Robert L. McWatty
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BH. H. Durbin
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Old Proctor
Congress
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Emil G. Stuckey
Penn Ave
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W. Wallace
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Carson
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