Ward McAllister Critic's Review of His Books and Feasts
The Critic reviews Ward McAllister’s Society as I Have Found It and A Little Brother of the Rich noting his bid for public taste with dinner scenes and Windsor Castle visits. The piece surveys accompanying titles from Cassell and Lee & Shepard, praising entertainment value over depth.
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Ward McAllister
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Cassell Publishing Co
J. BR. Weidin & Co
Puck
Aristotle Himseclf
Mr. McAllister
Windsor Castle
Shane
Reecho
Tall
Victoria
Te Meister
Evon
New England
Lee & Shepard
J. K. Weldin & Co
Massachusetts
Lucia Gray Scott
Adams reviews two volumes on early American history
Henry Adams' history of Madison's presidency is praised for meticulous detail and maps. The review also highlights Ogtethrope and Calvert narratives as part of a broader Makers of America series, noting engaging, careful storytelling and the expected future volumes.
True Economy Dictates Lynch's Market Street Store
Winter goods are shown at H J Lynch's 438 and 440 Market Street with a larger stock than rivals. The shop features French and American dressgoods, Scotch plaids, serges, cashmeres and benriettas, plus a strong underwear department with camel's hair, Scots wool and merino options. Special values in velveta and silks, new plush sacques, jackets, coats, and children's wraps accompany country blankets and woolens at low prices.
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H.J. Lynch
Market St
Lynch's
Mail Order Catalog Offer For Musical Goods In Chicago
People are urged to request a free large music catalog with cut rates on sheet music books and instruments by sending a postal card to Will L. Thompson & Co. at 259 Wabash Ave in Chicago, US. The offer promises savings and interesting information.
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L. Thomp & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Extra Bargains in Jackets at Rosex Baum & Co
Opened 640 tailor made jackets and reefers priced from 3.84 to 18.75 with fur trimmed options. Rosex Baum & Co advertises a wide furs selection, early bought stock, best window display in the city at 47 Sixth street. Also features men’s merino and all wool underwear at 1.50 to 2.00 per suit and late Saturday hours.
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Rosex Baum & Co
Wi Price
Sixth Street
Campubl. & Sons
Poison in Coffee Trial for Mrs Levy and Son Jacob
Mrs Eutice Levy and her son Jacob Levy faced nine indictments for felonious assault over a coffee poisoning in August that sickened nine people at neighboring Smith and Kablinsky establishments. Witnesses testified to threats and admissions while the defense blamed spite. the jury is deliberating.
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Eutice Levy
Jacob Levy
Magee
Smith
Independents level charges against Nebraska officers elect
The Independents accuse Omaha conspiracies to hinder voting in Sept Nov 1390 with illegal naturalizations and misused ballots. They claim partisan election officials, post office collaborators, and ballot-box secrecy, plus suppression of opposing papers. Twenty four pages of coverage promised tomorrow.
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Lixcotx
Neb
Omaha
City bids on triennial assessment pamphlet price
Controller Morrow reports many requests to buy the 1888 89 triennial assessment pamphlet at a rumored 50 cent price. A resolution to lower prices likely to be introduced at the next Council session. Until settled, the price remains 7800 dollars per volume and the City Treasurer will handle sales. Pittsburg ore storage near Lake Erie to be covered in tomorrow’s Dispatch.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Dispatch
Chess puzzle notes from Pittsburg clubs and endgame analysis
Chess column outlines club meetings at Pittsburg Library and Dr Miller's Hall with problems by Charles A Gilberg. It lists mate in two, mate in four, and endgame studies with moves and an announced draw, including solutions and analysis.
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P. O. Box
Pittsburg
White
Kennedy
New York nieces sue heirs over promised millinery venture
Josephine B and Mary Ann O Harran, Irish nieces of Dennis O Harran, sue James Commiskey and Edward J Melley in the United States Circuit Court for $50,000 damages. O Harran arranged to ship them to the United States in 1887 with $30,000 capital to start a millinery business, but he died without provisions and his executors refused the plan.
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New York
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Edward J. Melley
Dennis O'Harran
O’harran
O' Harran
Ireland
O'Harran
Biscuit firm seeks to break from trust in New Orleans
Klots and Fitzpatrick owners of a large New Orleans bakery say they were induced in August to join the American Biscuit Trust but found the company acted against their interests and demanded information. The firm then conducted its business independently. The company secured an injunction restraining Klotz from interference and appointing a new agent, prompting Klotz and Co to petition for relief in court.
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Dodd, Mead & Co
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Calverts
George Calvert
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Cromwell
New Oxsieans
Land Washes Away In Pittock Versus Jenkins Suit
Thomas R. Pittock sues T. M. Jenkins & Co. in a damage action heard by Judge Slagle over land loss on Nev ille Island. A coal barge allegedly washed ashore and redirected the river current, eroding a large riverbank after defendants failed to remove it.
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T. M. Jenkins & Co
Slagle
Pittock
Neville Island
Trial List for Commonwealth v. Tovin and Others
To day’s Criminal Court session lists Commonwealth v. Patrick Tovin Robert Gray Charles Mason Charlies C Schoeller and W G Kennedy as defendants in the docket. The record notes arraignments and preliminary hearings are expected.
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Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Patrick Tovin
Robert Gray
Charles Mason
Charlies C. Schoeller
W. G. Kennedy
Court Notes: Damages Filed and Trials Underway
Charles Adamit z sues Edward Cochran for 9100 damages from a wagon collision. Martin Coyne sues W A Herron A Harcum and M Joyce for rent goods seized, verdict $42. Sadie A Davis wins $1760 in rent case. Gustavus Measmer sues C L Willey and Hackenstein Co for wreck damages. trial ongoing. John Koppitz sues John Wellington for false arrest. Koppitz was discharged for dog theft. Correction: Henry Strickler typo. real subject is Joseph Strickler.
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John Neely
Gustavus Measmer
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Diamond Alley
Ewing
John Koppitz
John Wellington
Collier
Koppitz
Wellington
Henry Strickler
Joseph Strickler
Pittsburg
Diamond Expert to Consolidate Stores then Auction Loss
M G Cohens Diamond Expert and Jeweler announces consolidation of Smithfield street and Fifth avenue stores. He will close out the 533 Smithfield stock at auction under Colonel Rutherford with over 75000 dollars in watches diamonds jewelry silverware and clocks. Auctions start Monday November 24 at 10 am 230 pm and 730 pm until all stock and fixtures are sold.
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J. M. Rutherford
Philadelphia
M. G. Cohen
Mellor & Hoene Promotes Trusted Piano Brands at 17 Fifth Ave
A strong endorsement of Mellor & Hoene, at 17 Fifth Avenue, for selling durable pianos and organs. The ad touts Hardman, A. B. Chase, Krakauer, Vose pianos and United States, Chicago Cottage organs, backed by 60 years in the community. Courteous staff offer careful demonstrations and fair terms to buyers.
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A. B. Chase
Krakauer
Vose
United States
Chicago
Mellor & Hoene
Fifth Avenue
Receiver advertises sale of Indianapolis Car and Manufacturing plant
The receiver of the Indianapolis Car and Manufacturing Company calls for sealed proposals by December 17 1890 at noon for the entire plant in West Indianapolis including 15 acres, buildings, machinery, and contracts. If no offer is accepted the property will be sold at auction December 18 1890 at 2 PM at the south door of the Court House Indianapolis. For details contact Matthew Henning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Court House
Matthew Henning
Chess notes from the XL English Opening analysis
The excerpt discusses opening ideas and tactics in early moves, including Queen's pawn structures and flank development. It references players Blackburne and Zukertort, noting a trap and tactical sequences leading to sharp attacks and potential decisive lines.
Bread and glove sale flash in crowded storefront ad
An ad touts Marvin's New Palace bread as ideal, with grocery availability noted. It promotes kid gloves from several brands at deep discounts and lists diverse home goods and textiles with marked sale prices and store locations.
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Marvin
The Game of Draughts by Ferguson Reference Board
A sprawling letter page on checkers notes positions, problems, and games from various players. It lists destinations for pieces in Pittsburg and Duquesne, references to Mart inas position, and requests for postal matches and problem solutions with prize detail.
Chess Problem Tournament Judges Named by State Chess
The issue lists judges for the State Chess Problem Tournament including M. Cook J. M. G. Reseich and Dr. T. D. Davis. Terms of the journey were set in the October 11 issue with deadlines closing December 20.
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Nove BD
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Edithe Philhiladelphia
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Pinebare
Pittsburg Emerges as Checker City With Notables Visiting
The city showcases its checker heritage with visits by Mr. Teac and Joseph Maize, hopes to host top players and defend its reputation. Samuel Leeds is praised for promoting the game, with locals invited to 6 Heveoth avenue for a match and chat.
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Teac
Friena
Ellis
Pittsse
Joseph Maize
McDonald
Joe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Samuel Leeds
Heveoth Avenue
Derry News
Gilmore's Band Announces Strong Season Ahead
Frank Christianer and Howard Pew of Gilmore's Band said this will be one of the group's greatest seasons. The band played Cleveland recently with hundreds turned away and will perform at Old City Hall next Thursday and Altoona the following evening before heading to New York for a rest.
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Frank Christianer
Howard Pew
Gilmore
Cleveland
Old City Hall
Altoons
New York
Pittsburg
Christianer
HENNESSY ASSASSINS DEDICTED IN NEW ORLEANS
Grand jury reports true bills in Hennessy assassination case accusing P Natali A Politz A Bagnello A Marchese P Monastero Sincere B Incardopa Lo Colatz and O Marchesi Melange He Gersche Custos Paidon Fe adles Patern Romer and John Garuso as accessories. Accused held in parish prison.
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Grand Jury
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A. —— M. Politz
A. Bagnello
A. Marchese
P. Monastero
Sincere
B. Incardopa
Lo Colatz
O. Marchesi
Melange
He Gersche
Custos Paidon Feadles Patern
Romer
John Garuso
Crumbs from the Chess Board Noted as Deluxe Problem
A Brooklyn letter praises Crumbs from the Chess Board for its perfect condition and declares it the most beautiful chess problem seen. The issue highlights heavy toned paper and a deluxe edition with light and dark color contrasts.
Mr Haig Seeks Help at Catarrh Institute
Among three thousand patients treated in two years at the Catarrh and Dyspepsia Institute is Charles G. Haig formerly of Allegheny, now at 4 Parade Street. He suffered persistent catarrh for a long time.
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Charles G. Haig
Allegheny
Parade Street
Charles G. Haag
Catarah and
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