WEN WHO WORE THE BLUE GETTYSBURG BATTLE MEMORIAL DEBATE
A letter to the Gettysburg column argues that Confederate lines and markers should be recorded alongside Union monuments. It urges Congress to fund avenues and tablets to show rebel positions, noting the current imbalance and the need for balanced historical memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont & G. A. R
Gettysburg
Western Pennsylvania
Gettisburg Battlefield Memorial Association
Bagulefield Association
Eid Gsety
Maryland
The
Battlefield Association
Committee On
Grand Army
Gettieburg
Gettisburg
Visitors Daily Express
South
Congress
Gettreburg
Post 8
W. Hazzanp
Grand Army Notes From Post Reports and Memorials
Post updates note Post 117 in better condition and reveal the late State Treasurer Wm. B. Hart was a member of Post A Norristown. Mrs. Sara Brues past president inspections at Meade Circls New Castile. Judge Chester county election surprise linked comrade in G A R. Colonel James B Clark Circle No 1 inspected. Post 162 memorial service for comrades in past six months. Post 96 hosted visit from Chief Mustering Officer XS Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Hart
Post A
Norristown
Sara Bvees
G.A. H
Meade
New Castile
Veters Hemfhm
Chester County
James B. Clark
Post 162
Post 96
XS. Rees
Srsgese Bank Sec
Veterans groups in Allegheny County meet for events and elections
The report lists Union Veteran Legion encampments and Loyal Legion committees in Uniontown Wheeling and Cincinnati with meetings and appointments. It notes Marcus W V Marquis pension claims adoption of posts, new commanders and social events at Encampments, and a large Veterans Day fair progress with plans for Stereopticon war views and monument dedications.
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Tre
John Q. Taylorey
Ok Valley
Jorge Filipe
Uniontown
Fayette Coubrr
Bag Smereing
W. Vor
Wheeling
W. Va
National Advisory Committee
Union
Lemon
Oral Pearson
Pension Committee
Leanorir Freavses
Brandon
Bo Pylonersin
A. G. W Elocationas
E B. Gray
Adjutant National Lycrecron Chapmay
Cree
Commanderia Out Sill
Brady
Ohio Commandery of the Loyal Legion
Cincinnati
Calvin Stuart Brice
National Democratic Committee
Lapres’ Auxiliary Corps No
Sieghen
Allegheny Councils
Cowana
A. P. Morrison
Gettysburg
Salisbury Hall
Southside
Thomas A. Armstrong
William P. Herbert
Seaces
P.V
Allegheny County
H. Collier
Common Pleas
Collier
One Hundred and Thirty-ninth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Gee Veteran Legion
Loyal Legion
Fifth Avenue Music Hall
Veterans Camp Meetings Set Across Leechburg and Pittsburg
A SEW camp muster at Leechburg last week outlines multiple camps with ten to fifteen applications to be acted upon at upcoming meetings. Transfer cards were moved in Camp 162, and Grand Army of the Republic members plan a joint attendance at Post 15’s fair next Thursday evening. C. M. Cort, Colonel of the Pennsylvania Division, will speak in Pittsburg and visit Hays No 4 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Banst
Lowsville
Babst
J. W. Carson
Sons of Veterans
Grant Street
Grand Army
C. M. Cort
Pennsylvania Division
Pittsburg
Hays
Bane
Educational notes and upcoming plans from Pittsburgh schools
A Pittsburgh school roundup notes Miss Mary Sixplay returns from Colorado and Miss Mary Houurom does not take a writing post, while an educational excursion to Europe is planned for next July. The Ralston School leads enrollment with eight teachers. several events include a Europe trip recap by Mrs. M. B. Repwan, and a December lecture by Prof. J. M. Logan. Public cooking school graduates its first class next Saturday at Grant school.
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Mary Sixplay
Grant School
Colorado
Mary Houurom
Minersville School
Europe
Een
Apeere
M. B. Repwan
Humboldt School
M. E. Church
Southside
Pittsburg
Allen
Ralston Achool
Loho
Teachers’ Institute
Ax Institute
Ralston
J. M. Logan
Hazelwood Nee
Teachers' Academy
Board of Supervisors
Academy
Union Veteran Legion Hall
Sixth Avenue
Pttsburg
Jonnie Gosser
The
Liberty
Asper
M. F. Eaton
Mr. & Panties
Tax Public Cooking School
Ballou
Real Estate Boom Promises Packed Spring in Pittsburg
Real estate dealers forecast lively rents next spring as population grows and demand for houses rises. Black & Baird break ground on 12 frame houses on Simon Avenue costing 4000 dollars each, signaling a shift from Queen Anne styling.
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Times
Messrs
Pittsburg
Market Drift Mostly Up As Traders Show Caution
Trading in stocks was light but brokers signaled readiness to move up if supply holders hesitate. Pittsburg securities remain firm. margins for cheap buys look unlikely. Electric and Central Traction rose while Philadelphia Gas and Pleasant Valley fell amid broader demand for bank and insurance shares.
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Mohammend
Pittsburg Securities
Philadelphia Gas
Pleasant Valley
Financial Ledger Fragments Show Mixed Clearing Totals
The report lists several banking clearings and balances across multiple cities and weeks. Figures span New York, Boston, Chicago, and others with totals like 9135,810,529 in ho lines and daily/weekly balances around millions. The text is fragmentary and inconsistent but conveys fluctuating settlements and end-of-period summaries.
A Waterloo in Oil Breaks All Along the Line
The oil market opened steady then weakened on a pipeline report showing 112000 more certificates, with heavy selling by New York and Oil City. Prices fell to around 1.00 a barrel as traders warned of further declines while Western pipelines showed a small decrease. Local wells in Hancock and Butler counties report productive activity and new drilling progress.
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New York
Oil City
Pitts
McGovern
Gordon
Mannington
Hamilton
Turkey Foot
Hancock County
W. Va
Staley
McDonald's
Drake Farm
Raff & Co
Bolon
Butler County
Features of the Old Market corrected daily
Corrected daily by John M Qaxtey and Co at 45 Sixth Street. Published as a market feature with notes on Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange practices and related industry insights. Contains list-like references to entities and market terms without detailed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Qaxtey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Pevirepet
Sosreedli Milow
Market Notes From New York Downgraded on Petroleum Shares
Petroleum opened weak and closed steady on the Stock Exchange. Trading showed a range with opening around 114 and closing near 100, while a high around 114 and a low near 61 were recorded amid fluctuating prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Petroleum
Shels
Building permits issued for multiple homes in city wards
Last week five permits were granted for small to medium homes totaling an estimated 34,535 dollars. Projects include two-story frame, brick and stone structures on streets such as Filmore Juno Drayson Kincaid Sarah Margaretta Kent and many others across the Fourteenth to Twenty- third wards with varied sizes up to 20x60 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Martin
Filmore Street
Fourteenth Ward
John Popp
Juno Street
Adam Strieb
Drayson Street
Eighteenth Ward
Join Kueinis
Kincaid Street
Mrs
Helimlinger
Sarah Street
Christ Olnhauser
Hershberger
Liberty Avenue
Third Ward
Peter Schwan
Margaretta Street
Charles Schwan
Kent Alley
Harbaugh
Fico
Seag Aie
Ermann
Morton Street
Fourteenth
W. B. & I. G. Mooney
Fene
Ward
Art Garrett
Thomas Street
Charles Reitz
Jones Lane
Omas Roger
Marion Street
Sixth Ward
Charles Shults
Olin Couse
Swenson Poe
Edmond Street
Twentieth Ward
Lexander
Douthett
Carson Street
Martha Tywell
Pine Chest
B.A. McCleany
Fink Street
Seventeenth
Ketbtons Street
Henry Larkin
Gladstone Street
Charles Malling
Haral Street
Mike Hiatten
Mount Oliver
Ryan Benson Wari
Cece Unger
Dinwiddie Street
Mr. Seeee
Morningside Road
Fighteenth Ward
Charles E. Cornelius
Butler Street
Juage
William Lomer
Peny Avenue
Charles Frame
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ward
Linderman
Laina Aylor
Vance
W. Moore
J. M
Mead Street
Sunnyside Street
Twenty-third Ward
Property transfers reveal multiple Wilkins estate sales and new dwellings
Notices show Irwin estate plots in the Twenty- seventh ward selling frontage parcels in Fort Wayne area and nearby towns. Several properties in Wilkinsburg, Smithfield, and Lawrenceville change hands with cash and installments, including two-story frame houses and brick fronts. Deals involve 40 to 74 foot frontages, plan numbers, and immediate or near-term construction commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Estate
Ain EL Irwin
Beventeenth Ward
Wayne and
Cotengo
Baird
Fourth Avenue
FE. E. Campbell
W. E. Hamnets
Smithfield
Pittsburg
Wilkinsburg
Wilkins Estate
Baum Grove
Roup Station
Amber Street
Pee — Jey
A. ©. Cannald
W. W. McNeill & Bro
Ceese
Tee East End
Charles Somers & Co Oo
Wood Street
T. McHelvy
Aday
Edgerton Avenue
Boe
Greeland
Tenth Ward
Aggressive Bears Close Firm on Active New York Market
The New York stock market opened lower as bears pressed, but buying later lifted many issues. Grangers and Tennessee Coal showed notable moves. the Northern group led advances while bank reserves influenced late-session activity. Bonds and rail shares also traded actively as prices fluctuated throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
London
Faye Fort
Boston
Atchison
Commission Noeces
Shim
Tennessee
Rangers
Arkansas
Texas
East Liverpool Farm Sold for 90000 Near Ohio River
A group led by Cleveland capitalists has bought the Wells farm of 155 acres near East Liverpool Ohio for 90000. A. J. Boyes is among the interested parties. The project plans a bridge and a side of the Ohio River route with the Beast to be on that side.
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East End
W. OC. Stewart
John R
Jonas H. Baum
Kitty Roup
Mellon Brothers
Baum Grove
Coral Avenue
Center Avenue
Ders
Weatinghouse Electric
Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley
Central Traction
Nena
Tradecon
Stephcart
Bpg
Cleveland
Wells
Liverpool
A. J. Boyes
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Light trading in Ontcade wheat market shows dull activity
Trading was light with no outside news and limited demand. Some December buying and May selling occurred, a local trader cited as a free buyer for December drew attention, and hints of manipulation circulated. The market opened slightly down, with small gains intraday, then closed lower for both December and May.
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Bashel
Cattle Shipments Reported From Local Yard
Today 5100 head of cattle shipped to New York with market slow. Additional 1000 head moving in cars, market steady at Monday prices amid overall subdued demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navios Taneds Akeenarderties
New York
Castoria Recalled Across Ages Mentioned in Ad Laments
An old dental or pediatric ad memory notes Castoria used during infancy childhood and motherhood. It mentions a child crying and a mother’s care as Castoria accompanies generations from baby to Miss with shared remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Through the Panhandle shops and ailing memories
The text describes a trip along ington street and visits to the Panhandle Railroad Company machine shops, noting a writer’s encounter with a persistent nasal and breathing illness. It recounts pain, blocked sight, water-filled vision, and repeated coughing and choking as symptoms progress.
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Ington Street
Spedia
Panhandly Railroad Company
Iron Road
F.C. Schaffer
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Cominy's Shrine
Linee
Mary E. Keil
Grand Army Notes
Company
A. P. Burcurieip
Post 117
Lone of Veterans
Leechburg
Romero
Oliver's Mill
United States
Alston and Heckert
Pro
Mount Airy
Second Avenue
Murdoch
Magee
Mr. Hoch
Pittsboro
Brooklyn
Jersey City
McKee’s Rocks Coke Company
N. F. Santard
Banford Coke Company
Georges S&s. Griscom
Monongahela House
Pittsburg and
Laxe Erie Railroad
H. C. Bonnell
Youngstown
Samuel Mathers
James Pickands
Lake Erie
McKee
Pittepurg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eden Atoryo Tay
Chicago
Missouri River
Grumbier
Lve
Bat Linte
Vocal
Apeeeeny, Tnsurance Co
Birmingham Allegheny Gas Co
Seer Seg Evr Gas Co
Eves Pees Gas Co
Lilum
Weentteburg Tas Co
Dines
Bridgewater
Columbia
Ccccs
Ceeeneeer Neees
Hauselwoon Wil Co
Eenensee
Genta Nein
Cinvetesnstaecaeesseters
Pittsburg Traction
Allegheny
Bfoonornve Sesserse
Vasene Ene Itu
Western H.R. Co
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Monongahela Bridge
Pittsb Point Bridge
Point Bridge
Hidalgo Mining Co
Noris
Manley
Petstouse Ocitio
SIM Blm
Monongehels Navigation Co
Sienal
Ar Junction
Teebane
RW Extern
Gen. Mort
Canine Gas
Pleasant Valley Railway
Atchison, Delaware
Lackawanna and Estern
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Northwestern
Jerse’racy Central
Ase Bos Ene
Ceeerate
Union Pacific
Clearing House
John M. Oakley & Co
Expec Log & Det
Raase
Mata Union
Pacific i Chl
Sebad Tag Gan
Balan
LSA Baginoni
Chearinga
Sokeies
Niber
Orns Bank Titusy
Dickers
Kelly & Rogers
Station Street
Fast End
Freehold Bank
Walter King
Kelly Street
J. Cowley
J. F. Steel
P. Sadler
Homewood Avenue
Evans
Same
Mrs. Snyder
A. Negley
Penn Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Mighl
Winslow Street
M. Bedse
Pietro Rocorete
Denver & Eeaescins
Northern Pacific
Sugar Trust National Land
Pacific
Ohio
Bouton Ruocka
Land Ee Alch
C.lst
Ester
Anaiee
Iehod
Waitney
Siavienaon
Journ
M. Oakley 4 Co
Kouxseet & Jonna
RE. P. Wallace & Co
D. Taylor
RK. P. Wallace
R. P. Wallace & Co
Lindsay, Mterritt & Co
Chicago Market
Eastmoss
East Liberty
Lydia Morgan
Monga
David West
Prospect
Brokers—Financial
Wsitsey
Stara Ennos
Yourth Avenue
Afergan & Ga
New Fork
Cte
Maeein Pean
Wall St
Stevenson New
Uc New York
Jackson
Sprague & W Newst
N. Y. Ry
Commission
Hove
Pitteborg
Phirrenee
Home Industries
Webster I
Epolis
Parmeannally Ag
Sixth Ave
Odie
Sal P. KB
Easbes
Lange
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