Copies per issue and circulation terms for the Sunday edition
The item provides rates for daily and Sunday edition subscriptions, including annual, quarterly, and monthly durations. It notes a daily service with or without Sunday delivery and describes carrier delivery at a per week rate. Publication city is Pittsburg and the date is Friday Nov 8, 1388.
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Tostage Fule
United States
Daly Dutraten
Damy Disraten
Ler
Davy Yisraten
Dar
Daly Disratce
Pittsburg Exhibition Showcases Industrial Power
Pittsburg captivated South American visitors with tours through glass iron and steel mills and the major factories in full operation. The exposition highlighted natural gas displayed along the river and served as a powerful lesson in domestic production and continental commerce.
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Pittsburg
South America
Pitteburg
South
Pittsburg Prefers Order Over Anarchy In Local Affairs
The Pittsburg community, largely composed of workers with stable wages, shows little tolerance for anarchist ideas. Authorities warn against any disturbance at Saturday's gathering in memory of executed anarchists, promising swift action against lawbreakers.
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Pittsburg
Frick
Chicago's tallest fancy for 1892 World's Fair
Chicago mulls an ambitious souvenir at the 1892 World's Fair. Sculptor Harriet Hosmer proposes a solar system ride atop a towering Isabells statue pavilion. Plan envisions electric colored planets orbiting a central axis for space travel and new Earth viewpoints.
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Chicago
Journal Des Debats
Paris
Prairie
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
Mercury
Earth
Republicans Explain Reverses After Tuesday Elections
Republican figures allege internal grievances with Harrison's White House explain the party setbacks from Tuesday's voting. The remarks reflect a broader struggle within the GOP as they seek accountability and future strategy.
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Harrison
Tuesday election linked to local causes and patronage
The article argues that diverse grievances dilute any single factor in Tuesday's vote. It notes spoilsmen blame Harrison's delay, Civil Service reformers blame his openness to spoils, pensions blame Tanner or Bussey, and tariff reform supporters claim a new enthusiasm. Harrison says local causes largely decided state results.
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Harrison
Tanner
Bussey
Universities Split Over Who Rules Students or Faculty
The Wisconsin dispute mirrors a Pennsylvania incident over co education and student veto. The author argues faculty must expel students who defy law and authority to preserve order and genuine education. He warns that hesitation corrupts learning and that colleges failing to enforce discipline should yield their role in educating youth.
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University of Pennsylvania
State University of Wisconsin
American tailors call for national school of tailoring reform
The Sartorial Art Journal praises exchanges among merchant tailors for easing rivalries and boosting mutual respect. It urges a national tailoring school to foster American design and reduce foreign fashion influence, arguing American makers already outshine Old World rivals and should lead stylistic reform.
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Men of Letters
Bond Street
St. James’ Palace
Albert Edward
America
Dancing as a Crime Sparks Moral Reform in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia police raid a Prof MacDonalds dancing class arresting dancers amid claims dancing disturbs peace of mind. The piece mocks reform rhetoric, notes mixed reactions in other cities, and hints at broader political and financial turmoil abroad.
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Philadelphia
Prof. MacDonald
MacDonald
Schuylkill
Wanamakerville
Spaniards would not find it hard to rid themselves
A compact review of political missteps and opinions notes Spain keeps costly luxuries like standing armies and a baby king while discussing the Times diary, German press reactions, Bayard’s marriage, Hutcheson’s Iowa defeat, a League ballplayers’ revolt, a firehouse speak-easy stance, a New York Sun presidential ticket, and Cleveland’s view of Democratic wins.
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United States
Spain
Notable Persons Greeted in Mixed Portraits of Fame
A collection of brief sketches highlights Lapr Forestes of London as a practical philanthropist sending thousands of flowers weekly, and profiles James R. Randall James A Harrison Mary Stean Theasas General Joseph R Anperson Archer Anderson and Colonel Montgomery with notes on Mos taomme ry and diverse diplomatic and military associations.
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Lapr Forestes
London
Frances Honesos Burnett
James R. Randall
Maryland
Augusta
Joe Brown
Georgia
Randall
James A. Harrison
Cable
Harrison
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Mary Stean Theasas
Tiernan
Baltimore
Washington
Joseph R. Anperson
Tredeger Works
Richmond
Tredeger
United States
Navy
Anderson
Archer Anderson
John Y. Mason
France
Buchanan
Onx
Louis M. MosTaomme Ry
Leo XIII
King Humbert
Lismarck
Sultan
Czar
Gladstone
Cardinal Manning
General Grant
Cleveland
Pemberton
Vicksburg
Grant
Montgomery
Governor Melie Details Dakota Territory Land Growth and Rail Activity
Governor Arthur C. Melie reports rapid population growth in Dakota Territory reaching 550,000, with 2,096,000 acres filed on in the year. Large land open areas remain in the Bismarck, Devil’s Lake and Rapid City districts, while rail development shows a burst of activity followed by a lull as projects slow and new lines are planned.
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WasmuixnctTos
Arthur C. Melie
Dakota Territory
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Dakota
Igre Sag
Bismarck
Devil's Acts
North Dakota
Rapid City
South Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway
Patents Granted in Week Ending November 6
List of patentees from Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Eastern Ohio with issued devices and inventions including burglar alarm, carriage coupler, railway signal, burglar alarm and other mechanical and electrical improvements. Names include Daniel Argerbright, John Seehamer, Maurice Ice, Oliver Roches, Abraham Snyder, and Edward Tennant among others.
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United States
Agnes Hardis
Leoton la
Cabi- Trotry
Erryle
Speubenvilis
Nicholson
Aebens Cagenes
Oliver Kh Roches
Ae Weatinghouve
Y. Pittsburg
Ban
Allen'v
Tell Roup
Abraham I. Snyder
Outsville
Aio Tathe
John Seeenhamer
Haimiston
Ico
Maurice Ice
Spline
Dayton
Edward J. ‘Tennant
Springfield
John
Tiss
Serena
Hernart P. Hiagens
Perry Indicator and Records
Luane H. Webb
City
Enginvy
Lyon, Clement & Gr Hr
Deaths of a Day Ephraim Ellsworth Worth Dies at 61
Ephraim E. Ellsworth Worth father of Civil War figure Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth died yesterday at age 61. The passing is noted in brief obituary lines honoring the elder Ellsworth and his connection to his son.
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Ephraim E. Ellsworthworth
Elmer E. Ellsworth
Exposition crowds greet South American visitors and fire alarm intrigue
Suburban trains brim with curiosity as the Pan American Congress draws crowds while expositions blaze in Allegheny. A Port Townsend doctor confronts a lunatic patient whose family deflects care, insisting the fits are incurable. Meanwhile a backstage quarrel in The Still Alarm pits Harry Lacy and Virginia Harned over a burlesque interpretation and cast loyalty.
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Ovr
Exposition Building
Court House
Allegheny
Port Tanes
Harry Lacy
Virginia Harned
Lacy
Colored Masons and mixed lodges raise questions of entry
A letter from Kanz Pa asks if colored masons can join white lodges and if white masons repudiate colored fraternities, noting a separate colored Free Masons exists. The Dispatch letters discuss anarchist circles and a poem memory, with additional inquiries about a pacer racing Maude.
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L. Deveraux
Kanz
Free Masons
Great Order of Free and Accepted Masons
Local Notice Fragment From Allegheny 1539
Fragmentary notice dated November 7 1539 references a person J L Lexpsar and a location at 262 Peet High. The readable text hints at a measurement or height related detail and a request for information through an unnamed channel.
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J. L. Lexpsar
Alleghert
Moody Opposes Universal Prohibition Advocates Local Option
Evangelist Moody told a large audience that a statewide prohibition would fail in Illinois due to Chicago’s influence. He urged local option where sentiment exists and said dead laws are worse than none, praising prohibition where supported and opposing it where it lacks popular backing.
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Rocerony
Evangelist Moody
Chicago
Illinois
Moody
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Aims at Convention
Delegates gather in Curacao for the National Convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Mrs J Ellen Foster attends and discusses third party politics and potential minority withdrawal from the CTU as tensions rise over internal endorsements.
Eggers Mackenzie Wedding At Trinity Church
Mr Frederick William Eggers and Miss Mary Mackenzie united in marriage at Trinity Church with Rev Samuel Maxwell officiating. Music featured selections from Lohengrin Tannhauser and Raff as the bridal party entered and exited. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Liberty Street and the couple plans residence on Ohio Street Allegheny.
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Trinity Church
Frederick William Eggers
Mary Mackenzie
Samuel Maxwell
Leonard Wales
Peru
Tannhauser
Joachim Raff
Mendelasohn Barthold
J. E. Morrison
Seenoeet
Jean E. Ushers
Wiliam
John Mo
Edward
Howard Eggers
Gus Hartje, Jr
Liberty Street
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Sarde
Lytle Bride Weds Dr Phillips In Swissvale Home Ceremony
In Hawkins at the Lytle home a wedding joined Margaret Juliet Lytle and Dr J C Phillips of Penn avenue after a 6 o clock ceremony to Lohengrin’s Bridal Chorus. Ushers David Collingwood and Robert A Bole attended. The couple will honeymoon in the region before settling in Swissvale.
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Hawkins
H. M. Lytle
Margaret Juliet Lytle
J. C. Phillips
Penn Avenue
Lohengrin
David Collingwood
Robert A. Bole
Fisher
Swissvale Presbyterian Church
Smilax
Toerge Brothers
Tern
Swissvale
Blue Beard thrills Mount Washington audience with stage adaptation
An elegant performance of Blue Beard at the Mount Washington Free Reading Room on Grandview Avenue drew a large crowd. Local talent Misses G. Keenan and B. C. Keenan helped, with G. F. Muller as Abow-Malek. Rich costumes and new scenery impressed, and eight School of Design dancers performed a minuet. The show will be repeated tonight.
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Blue Beard
Mount Washington
Grandview Avenue
5. G. Keenan
8. C. Keenan
Abow-Malek
Pasha
G. F. Muller
Ague
School of Design
Reception Honors Brother of Mrs. Johna in Oakland
Mrs. W. H. Johna of Boquet street hosted a reception for her brother, Mr. John K. Tener, and his bride. Tener, a well known baseball player, was wed recently at Haverhill Massachusetts as friends mingled and celebrated the newly married couple.
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W. H. Johna
Boquet Street
Oakland
John K. Tener
Mrs. Conkling
West Twenty-seventh Street
Madeline Earlscourt
Richmond
Mrs. Hart
Belle Brown
Washington
New York
Madeline
Earlscourt
Mr. Brown
Belle
Informal Neighborhood Reception in Swissvale Hostess Bol Schoyer
Mrs Bol Schoyer of Swissvale hosted a neighborhood reception last evening described as a social reunion. Neighbors enjoyed music and a dainty lunch for a delightful, informal gathering.
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Bol, Schoyer
Swissvale
Miss Wynard Gilmore Wedding at Central Hotel
Miss Maud Wynard daughter of the Central Howl proprietor Braddock and William Gilmore was married yesterday evening in the hotel town by Father Hickey.
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Maud Wynard
Central Howl, Braddock
William Gilmore
Hickey
The Fair Postponed for Mercy Society Benefit
Illness forces postponement of the Society of Mercy of Tey Chee fair. The ceremony now set for November 8 from 8 until 10, at an unnamed venue.
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Society of Mercy of Tey Chee
Social and church events fill Allegheny rooms and halls
A busy afternoon and evening host of society events took place across Allegheny. The Helping Hand Society held an afternoon reception on Federal Street with visitors and refreshments. Mrs Lawrence Ditworris announced an afternoon gathering on Fifth Avenue. a Swissvale Church fair, a German Cotillion, and various concerts and tableaux vivants entertained attendees at Union and Cyclorama Hall, Butler Street, and other venues with the Cambrian male choir, Miss Sadie L Stevenson, and Rev Father Rebhanu among the organizers and honorees.
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Helping Hand Society
Federal Street
Charles Flaccus
Butler Street
M. E. Church
M. E. Church. Quoitensum
Cambrian
Morris Stephens
Sadie L. Stevenson
Crelonamma Hall
Allegheny
Society of Mercy
Trinity Church
Second Congregational Church
Hindoo
John May
Bernadina Salm
John P. Salm
The
Beobachter
Father Rebhahu
St Philomena’s Church
Mus
Jons Daizen
Mra
Westinghouse
Swissvale Presbyterian Church
Cyclorama Hall
Luthor
Guenther
Lawrence Ditworris
Fifth Avenue
Groner Gorpown
Western Avenue
Mansfield Cochrane
Sewickley
CaRneLine Boorvum
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Gordon
Medal Presented to President by Omaha Man
Secretary Proc tor and Senator Hawley hosted President in Washington November 7. Postmaster James M. Warner of Albany, N Y, Major T J Noble and R Moyer of Omaha visited and presented a silver medal depicting the heads of his son and Diaz. The same medal was struck in Omaha.
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Proctor
Hawley
James M. Warner
Albany
N. Y
T. J. Noble
R. Moyer
Omaha
Aenpee
Tellef
Hs i Son
Diaz
Qmaha
Getting Our Tin How English Syndicates Gobble Black Hills Tin
Report on tin ore rich in the Southern Black Hills Dakota near Rapid City and Hermosa. Notes ore veins from 10 to 700 feet wide with cassiterite high purity, mining methods via Cornish style machinery, and a push by Harney Peak Tin Company to control output. Describes English and French interests, milling economics, and potential for 50 000 dollar plant setup.
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Black Hills
Iron Creek
Bastile Creek
Dakota
Rapid City
Hermosa
Grelsen
Harney Peak
Black
Harney Peak Tin Company
Hill City
Nence
Erica
Etta Company. Com
New York
Supreme Court Sustains Dissolution of North River Sugar Refining Co
The Supreme Court affirms Judge Barrett's order dissolving the North River Sugar Refining Company and reverses a lower court ruling in the Tilden trust case, ordering a new trial. Justice Daniels writes that the sugar trust aimed to restrain trade and raise prices, a criminal enterprise under the law. The decision emphasizes that unlawful combines cannot be justified by others' actions and the defendant's franchise is now subordinated to an unlawful purpose.
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Supreme Court
Barrett
North River Sugar Refining Company
Tilden Trust
Justice Daniels
van Brunt
Brady
Sugar Trust
Bny
Peron
Ees
Alls Well That Ends Well Romance Ends Peacefully
In Cincinnati on November 7 the legal fight over two young lovers from Holland concluded with Bartha Weber released on habeas corpus by Judge Buchwalter. Judge Sage ruled Cornelius Oberwater’s arrest was unjustified, ending the disputed romance on a positive note.
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Cincinnati
Holland
Bartha Weber
Buchwalter
Sage
Cornelius Oberwater
Tragic German Girl Seeks Hope After Abandonment
Anna Maesen a German immigrant, age unknown, arrives at East Side police station with her infant claiming abandonment after a year in New York. Humane Society reports her tale true, they place her at Ward’s Island. a letter from Herman Weiss of Elk County Pa asks for marriage and aid after reading of her plight.
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New York
Anna Maesen
Eastarde
Castle Garden
Germany
Humane Society
Ward
Pooly
Salam
Ward's Island
Anna
Battle Row shooting ends with Cronin murder
Eastside incident leaves Jeremiah Cronin dead after a drunken clash at a saloon. Jack O Connor, who borrowed Joseph Murphy s revolver, fired multiple shots and surrendered to police claiming intoxication. Four others were arrested in connection with the melee.
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Cortesnes
Battle Row
Joseph Murphy
Jack O'Connor
O'Connor
Murphy
Ashoon
Jeremiah Cronin
Bayard and Clymer Nuptials Call on Ex President
Ex Secretary of State Thomas F Bayard and Miss May Clymer wed at the Clymer residence in Washington with Ex President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland in attendance. The ceremony conducted by Rev James Douglass followed by a wedding breakfast and reception. The couple plan to reside in Wilmington after a brief stay in Washington.
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Cleveland
Wasumatos
Thomas F. Bayard
May Clymer
Clymer
Connecticut Avenue
Hae . Square
Clevel
Iam Douglass
Settle Tom's Chore
Don M. Dickinson
George Chen
Bayard
Thomas Jo Eet
Haven
Mence Ba
Mies Barerg
Agoh Ieard
James Aa Rr
Olson
Delaware
Ne Th Warren
Boston
D. Warren
Fiske Warren
Hosten
Mra Clymer
Mary Clymer
Ios
Washington
Wilmington
Tri State Trifles From A Bustling Ohio City
The mayor of London Ohio released many prisoners by a “wide open” policy. A torn envelope at West Chester post office contained a 4 000 check. Eres Born of Uniontown pastured cattle on a 90 000 coal claim sold for 60 then resold at 90 000. Stephen F Wilson of Wellsboro built a granite tomb beside a log cabin. William Franklin of Lancaster arrested for stealing a bag of peanuts. Bramwell West Virginia reports two nearly adjacent springs with one very cold and the other near boiling. A Foraker supporter at Akrog Ohio bets a house on reelection and stands by the wager.
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Eres Born
Uniontown
Curious Condensations From a 19th Century Miscellany
A miscellany notes diverse items from science to society. It mentions swimming baths in English schools, a recipe swindle in Clinton county Michigan, booming salt and tin industries, and the vast reach of Webster’s Spelling Book. It also covers prison reform, a lottery tied to a bankrupt husband, Siam’s royal pageantry, a world journeying Englishman, and curious farm innovations in Lebanon New Hampshire. The piece also cites a dramatic tale from BokoWina and ends with Indian census data and religious demographics.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Clinton County
Mich
Wit and Woes of Puck Style Sayings From Old Journals
A collection of humor and quips from periodicals including Puck Sun and day School Teacher jokes about politics and manners. The excerpts touch on regulars, luminaries, mean temperatures, and misheard editorials with light satire and social commentary.
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