Pan American Delegates Tour New England Mills
Pan American delegates visited Lowell and Lawrence mills in a day of solid business interest. They observed 4,124 looms, 170,000 spindles powered by 18,000 operatives and $4,250,000 capital in mills. They discussed dye woods and wool usage, noting Ohio and Michigan wools as top, and prepared for further inspections on the hosted train itinerary.
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Boston
Pan-American Congress
Lowell
Lawrence
Merritac
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Middlesex Woolen Mills
Flint
Ohio
Michigan
Mexico
Costa Rica
Ifi
Anill
Machinery molders meet seek 10 percent wage rise
The Committee of Machinery Molders, appointed at the central meeting in Imperial Hall, met last night and drew up a scale to present to manufacturers requesting a uniform 10 percent raise to $275 per day. Employers have two weeks to respond before a general strike is ordered. the molders act as a body, independent of trade organizations.
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Imperial Hall
Pittsburg School Teachers Excursion to Rhododendron Park Planned
District Passenger Agent Watt of the Pennsylvania Railroad reports many inquiries about a Pittsburg school teachers excursion to Rhododendron Park next Saturday. A special train under Colonel Watt will depart Union depot at 8 10 a m and return at 10 p m with a large crowd expected and several teachers likely to join the ride over Bell s Gap.
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Watt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Rhododendron Park
Union Depot
Small Freight Trains Collide Near Wilmerding Station
About 2 PM yesterday a local Pennsylvania freight collided with a through freight at Wilmerding station, 16 miles from here. The collision occurred on a sharp curve. two locomotives and a caboose were wrecked, but no trainmen were injured.
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Pennsyvania
Wilmerding
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmerding Station
Enthusiastic Captain Jones Endorsed Booth Modjeska Season
Captain W R Jones, a devoted admirer of Edwin Booth, bought a Grand Theatre box for the Booth Modjeska season and orchestra seats for friends shortly before his death accident. The narrative notes fate overruling human plans and a separate local incident where Mrs. John Beck accused her husband of evicting her from their Rebecca Street home.
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Iate
W. R. Jones
Edwin Booth
Captain Jones
Booth-Modjeska
Desth
John Beck
Rebecca Street
Allegheny
Wilson
Various Brief News Items From Across The Nation
A roundup of late news includes appointments from Washington to Indianapolis and Maryland elopement and arrest reports. Fires destroy a Bolivar farmstead with $8,000 loss. Crews report typhoid outbreaks in Michigan towns and a Edison factory strike over pay cuts. Other items note state constitutional work, a Kansas county seat ruling, and a tragedy in Wolcottville with linked domestic violence.
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Edward C. Leech
District of Columbia
Oopame Oes
Indianapolis
Mre
Frances Een Burnett
Wellsenaay
Ange Wets
Boa
Henty
Mtr
Ley
Tanti Baker
Baker
Risa
Prince Ferdinand
Joseph Cruson
Bolivar
Woods
West Virginia
House of
Casey
Washington
Engineer Corps
Kanawha
Kitty Roberts
Charles Rolex
Maryland
William H. Thomas
Carroll
McAndress
St. Thomas
Oak
Ed McCaffrey
Billy Paul
Charles Frazer
BR. P. Daily
Ohio Synod
Reform Church
Canton
Colleges
William Tindale Robertson
Brighton
England
House of Commons
Royal Commission
U. Peninsula
Midh
Negaunee
Ironwood
State Board of Health
Edison Electric Lght
Arsine
M. J
National Grange
Sacramento
Cal
John Trimble
Grange
Harrison
Rusk
Melnette
Dakota
North
South Dakota
United
Navassa
Navasen Phosphate Company
State Supreme Court of Kansas
Gray County
Cimarron
Horton
A. T. Soule
FOUND HER FREAKS Three Albino Children Reunited With Mother
Mrs Haley recovered her three albino children after a year apart. A man named Whitlaw and his wife allegedly towed the children across the country from Pittsburg since October 1858. She sued for $55 back wages and legal costs after a telegram from Ohio led to their return.
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Haley
Whitlaw
Pittsburg
Ohio
Galion
Ft. Wayne
The Course of Empire Toward the West Pursued by Immigrants
A fragment describes arrivals from the East facing new climates with no safeguards. It notes forest land and health concerns including stomach and kidney disorders among settlers attempting to establish new homes.
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Atari Anne
Various goods and notices from Allegheny store ads
An assortment of ads offers kersey overcoats at reduced prices, evening wear specialties, a cheap upright piano, and hats along with low prices on children’s Merino underwear and black silks. A mixed page lists numerous obituaries and deaths with dates and residence details from Allegheny and Pittsburgh.
Fall Designs Exhibit Showcases New Floor Coverings
Our display features Fall Designs across grades and descriptions of Floor Coverings with a window on Fifth avenue. The Wiltons Moquettes and Body Brussels are the latest artistic effects in color and design. Notably beautiful are the Morris private patterns. Those needing carpets should choose now while the assortment is full.
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Fifth Avenue
Brussels
Fall Goods Offerings Showcased in Broad Stock of Hosiery
A retailer advertises a vast selection of ladies and children hosiery and related items. Highlights include 500 Black Cashmere Hose for ladies, 65c for 8 pairs, multiple weights in black and colors, cashmere and fleece lined options, ribbed and plain tops, and knee caps, with prices ranging from 5c to $1 per pair and specials on fall kid gloves.
Trimmed Millinery Debut at Danziger & Shoenberg’s Popular Stores
Our Millinery Parlors offer over 100 millinery styles including trimmed hats bonnets turbans in felt and wool. Specials this week include Ladies’ 5-hook kid gloves 75 cents pair and ladies 8-button mousquetaire gloves 79 cents. Children’s kid gloves 50 cents. Merino and cashmere gloves 24 to 50 cents.
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Vaan Bae
Clothing Store Promotes Wide Jacket and Newmarket Selection
The advertisement highlights a full range of garments from jackets and long garments to wraps and beaver cloth Newmarkets. Prices span from $5 to $50 with numerous styles including Conemarras, Directoire fronts, Empire sleeves, and satin-lined cloths, aiming to please all budgets.
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Newmarkets
Directoire
Buy at headquarters say Wanamaker's ad plea for quality
An advertisement urges shoppers to buy at headquarters Wanamaker's, claiming direct manufacture ensures reliability and quality. It contrasts buying from others with the claim that only the maker knows a garment’s composition and production, urging customers to save money by buying at Wanamaker's.
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Wanamaker’s
Tailoring to order advertisement touts finest styles
An advertisement promotes custom tailoring to order, claiming superior quality and style beyond what off the rack offers. It invites customers to visit and compare, emphasizing craftsmanship and personalized fit.
Local Boys and Children's Department Offers Bargains
A store highlights its popular department with a wide range of clothing for boys and children. It emphasizes superior merit and prices well below competitors to sustain its popularity.
Hats Fashion the Best Makers at Lowest Prices
The store proclaims hats for men boys and children of all kinds made by the best makers and sold at the lowest possible prices. Splendid satisfaction to customers comes from the quality of hats and the sales approach.
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Ayer
Joseph Lake
Brockway Centre
Mich
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Nate
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New Court House
Paris
Huevus & Hacks
Ussu
Eenous, McMveray & Co
Sandusky Street
C. A. Smiley & Co
C. A. Smitey & Co
Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Ussa Huevas & Hacks
Wagner
The
Thirteenth Regiment
Try.c. A. Smiley & Co
J. P. Steimmann’s
Eral St
New York
Houeus & Hacks
Ussa
Natural Gon Bille
O’krere Gas Arrivance Co
Feavernem & Vinsack
Iron City
Orwin Undercoffer
Rosa Bb. Campbell
Jacob
Becker
Kate Uolvin
Charles ¢ Hillerbrand
Kaliver
Ona Wiliama
Stella Schaub
Adam Long
Barbara Graebel
Kate Moran
Herman Birrose
Mary Scholl
Georg McLogan
Lissis Dann
John Barton Townsend Eilzabeth Willaims
Im M. Yors
Arnold
Gece ‘Gare
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William Sweltzer
Thomas
W. Morgan
Sylvester A
Sroull
Lston Michael Ee
William McLain
Oe Hay
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F. Butcher
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Pitteburg Overbrook
Nations Vale Borough
Vyburg
Colorado
Pitteburg
Philadelphia
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Wilkinsburg
Marcarer J
W. W. Baill
Uniondale Cemetery
Caldwell
BeTsy Caldwell
Jane Street
Alfred J. Rankin
Western Avenue
Allegheny City
Gregory
Eprra
Clara Gregory
Stowa Township
Lland
Shienanen Pa
Ee Mee
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Samuel
Holland
Kerr
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Keern
James K. Kerr
Winebiddle Avenue
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Kev
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MoKara
Penn and
Dallas Avenues
Reynolds
Montery Avenue
Anna Schaich
Laurel Street
Zimmerman
Paul Mason
Charles H
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St Steubenville, O
James Archibald & Sro
Third Avenue
Smithfield St
Central Hotel
Mylli-Rrs Rtaesaatep
Inisa
Softloom Insurance Co
JONES
Arecas Ae Wildtam i
Western Insurance Co. OF
Woop Street
Alexander
John EB. Sackson
WM. P. Herbert
McLintock
McClintock
Children’s and Ladies’ Union
Jenness Miller
Cartwright & Warner's
Pena
Lyse Wentminnan
A G Campbell & Sons
Sixth Street
Penn
Norfolk
New Brunswick
Philadelphia Cooking School
Sixth St. and
Penn Ave
Fleishman & Co
Pittsburg, PA
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Mneil & Bro
Strest and
Eny Valley
Agger Var
United States
Europe
Wanamaker
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DE. J. M. McClaren
Smithfeld and
Fourth Avenue
W. L Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Specia
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EK. J
G. M. Lang
Butler Streets
J. N. Fro
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Ecg Tn Aah
Sara Bene
Wales
OUR Boys’ and Children’s Department
Gusky
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