Ge Bispaich. Vol a No. Sh. Pitaburg Postories
Public notice style paragraph with publishing office addresses and advertising contact details for THE DISPATCH. Mentions geographic reach in New York Paris and convenience for foreign and home advertisers. Notes sales location at Brentano's and hotel news stands.
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Faterce
Pitaburg
Les
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Diamond Street
Thibune
New York
Dispatch
Brentano's
Union Square
Ir Ave. de P Gpera
Paris
France
Daily Merchandise Rates and Delivery Terms
The text lists daily and longer subscription terms for a newspaper including per quarter per year monthly weekly and Sunday inclusions. It notes delivery by carriers with various week counts and mentions donuts per week as a nonsensical unit.
Competition Checks Extortion Over McKinley Tariff
The Pittsburg newspaper argues against premature price panic over the McKinley tariff. It notes merchants seek to raise prices before market adjustment and urges patience as markets and competition adjust. It warns against trusts and exaggerated reports, predicting only temporary shifts until home production strengthens.
Evils of the Stage Protest by Actors’ Order of Friendship
The Actors' Order of Friendship protests indecent pictorial posters for certain entertainments. Renowned actor Mr. Stuart Robson and associates argue against window decorations and indecent stage depictions. They urge managers to be outlawed for exploitative practices on and off the boards.
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Actors’ Order of Friendship
Stuart Robson
New York
Plan to nominate Congressmen by state chairmen sparks ire
Conferees of the Twenty first district authorize the state chairman to pick three outsiders to name the Congressional nominee. The Philadelphia Press calls it worse than the old conferee system. Critics say it delegates district choice to state officials and signals public discontent with the current nomination process.
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Twenty-first
Congressmon
Philadelphia
Twenty-first District
Political split sparks clash over campaign leadership
The text describes a fight between San Guine Cooper and Chairman Andrews over campaign control after Cooper's removal as State Chairman. It questions whether their joint plan can survive a Congressional nomination showdown and whether two State chairmen are needed for the Republican cause.
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Cooper
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Dispute Over Delamater Disqualification Explained
The Philadelphia Press is defended against misrepresentation over Delamater’s constitutional disqualification. The editorial argues only one provision applies when public money is used for unauthorised purposes, and that a single violation does not nullify the other section. It contends Delamater’s case rests on specific language of section 14.
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Philadelphia
Disratch
Senator Delamater
Delamater
General Assembly
Watres Premonition Echoes 1882 Campaign Parallels
The report cites Senator Watres addressing Washington Tuesday night as a Republican lieutenant governor candidate. He likens the current contest to 1852 and 1882, noting similarities to 1890 and 1882. The audience laughed, and his fellow stage associates were surprised by the remark.
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Senator Watres
Washington
Watres
Delamater
Shade Trees Between Sidewalk and Roadway Boost City Beauty
The article urges Pittsburg to plant shade trees along streets as a cheap, lasting embellishment. It argues such planting enhances curb appeal, increases beauty and potential rental value, and could be added along up to a dozen miles of streets in progress.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pitwburg
Pennsylvania ship canal surveys favor Beaver Valley route
The commission reports surveys complete and favors Beaver Valley canal with only forty nine locks versus Erie canal. Ohio river dam appropriation may spur the connecting canal to Lake Erie. Those backing French creek route cite Col Roberts on vast commerce benefits and inevitable demand.
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Commission
Beaver Valley
Onio River
Beaver
Lake Erie
French Creek
Colonel Roberts
Campaign echoes of 1882 and labor debates noted
Senator Watres cites similarities between the current campaign and 1882 while observers discuss mining labor issues in Ishpeming Michigan and a New York World critique of soft coal duties. The New York Sun calls a fusion movement a parishioner Republicans alliance, signaling a broader political alignment.
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Ishpeming
Mich
New York World
New York City
New York Sun
Population Discrepancies Between City and Census
The New York police count shows 200000 more residents than the U S census. If Pittsburg matched the trend its population would reach 97000, and combined with New York about 985000. The London Times condemns U S relief to Ireland, but America will persist in sending aid despite the paper’s rhetoric.
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New York
United States
Pittsburg
London Times
Ireland
the Times
America
Constitution Means What It Says Reaffirms Court View
The Philadelphia Press notes a tension between constitutional theory and the Supreme Court. It argues the Constitution plain meaning would simplify rail line control shifts, yet the Court reportedly insists the Constitution means what it says, sustaining current legal interpretation.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
South Penn
Supreme Court
Congress Withholds Salt River Improvement Funds
The river and harbor bill did not allocate any money for Salt river improvement. Congressmen apparently favor their own interests and do not seek to make the stream navigable.
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Salt River
European iron and steel delegates welcomed in Pittsburg
The distinguished representatives of Europe’s iron and steel industries arrived in Pittsburg for a greetings visit. They traveled through Altoona Johnstown and Jeannette and will tour local resources, rail feats, and social entertainments as Pittsburg offers a warm reception.
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Iron and Steel
Europe
Pittsburg
Altoona
Johnstown
Jeannette
Pennsylvania Railroad
All Sorts of People and Quick Glimpses from London to Paris
The column surveys a mix of figures and notes from 19th century society. It mentions Mes Laxerery resting in Paris and Sam Jones lecturing in Florida this winter. Queen Victoria loves babies. Ex-Governor Alger negotiates timber deals. Dempsey praises boxing. the Czar owns vast lands. Blaine may visit the South. Jeanne InerLow as a prolific English contributor. Stanley backs Africa with U.S. lectures. Princess Maud’s London social event. Alfonso XIII’s age and table manners. James M Ashley’s railroad empire rise. and a note on his stuttering posing a barrier to speech.
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Mr. Stanley
Africa
United States
London
Maud
Prince of Wales
Ferdinand de Rothschild
Alphonso XIII
Spain
Embellishing the Streets Plan Gains Attention in Philadelphia
The idea proposed by G R Ayres suggests keeping a wide turf strip on residence fronts between sidewalk and curb and planting shade trees in each strip. The plan costs about the same as standard sidewalks and curbs and, over several years, would enhance street beauty. It recalls Hartford and Euclid Avenue in Cleveland as early examples of elm lined boulevards.
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Philadelphia
G. Ralston Ayres
Hartford
City of
Elms
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Talk of Pitt’s July 1 1900 Government Building Celebration
Rumors in Pittsburg claim a July 1 1900 celebration for the Government building in Youngstown. The Telegram notes the plan is unconfirmed and may not be finished for a decade, if ever.
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Youngstown
Pittsburg
Aunty Recounts Train Car Snakes and Fat Man Fear
Aunty Lindy describes a frightening incident aboard a train to Hepes station when a fat man sitting near her caused distress. A rubber snake hidden in a carpet bag frightened her and passengers laughed. The drummer calmed the crowd while the fat man woke and faced blame from the aunt, who vows not to travel without protection henceforth.
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Chile
Hepes Station
Dar
No Coffee Like Mother's Coffee Riot at Table
A mother returns to find a week of coffee complaints at meals. Her eldest son proclaims no decent coffee since she left, prompting her to bake and surprise with cake. The breakfast ritual ends with the coffee pot delivering only hot water, a humorous family misstep.
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Ethel
Mater-familias
Ooy
Sbe
Lawyer Hacks Witness to Help Acquit Murder Suspect
Winfield Kansas attorney W P Hackney used a sharp cross examination to mock a tall tobacco stained witness with a comical gait. The jury laughed at the witness as Hackney concluded the cross, and the defendant was acquitted on self defense grounds.
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W. P. Hackney
Winfield, Kan
Hackney
Water Curious Writer Visits German Beer Saloon
A stout Pittsburgh journalist famed for abstaining from alcohol orders a lemonade in a beer hall. He then requests four pails of water with ice to drink on the way to his office, prompting puzzled questions from the bartender and owner who debate the odd demand.
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Pittsburg
Prythes
Bijou Opera Week Delights crowds with Il Trovatore and more
The Bijou hosted two sold out operas with Il Trovatore drawing standing room. The Bohemian Girl and Il Trovatore impressed audiences as chorus and orchestra improved. Monroe and Rice announce a Monday return with My Aunt Bridget and Irish Jubilee. Pauline Hall Opera Company to visit Grand Opera House. Amorita and Erminie slated with costly scenic production praises.
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Bijou
Il Trovatore
Monroe
Rice
Bridget
Itealf
Mack
Rosebud
McDonald
Mr. Monroe
Catharine Lingard
Pauline Hall Opera Company
Pauline
Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
New York
Miss Hall
Philadelphia
H. Drew
Homie Weldon
Miss Elizabeth Dickson Celebrates 50th Birthday Honored by Family
A birthday celebration for Miss Elizabeth Dickson of Edgeworth honors her 50th with a diamond ring presented by nephews and nieces. The gala gathered many of the Dickson and Watson families, noting Miss Dickson’s prominence in local business and professional circles and her connections to Dr. John Dickson’s esteemed Pittsburgh medical legacy.
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Elizabeth
Dickson
Edgeworth
Lib
Miss Dickson
John D
Joe W
William A
Mary D
Margaret
Katherine Q
Laurie
Alexander M. Watsor
Henry L
Bennett
Paul H
Thomas
Joseph
Matthew
Agnes
Thomas J. Graffere
Benjamin
James
Frank
Louise
Mari
B. L. H. Dobbs
Robert W
Joseph N. Dickson
John
Sewickley Valley
H. Dickson
Thomas Dickson
Gettysburg
John 8. Dickson
Lovers on the stage in Bohemian Girl
The article notes on yesterday afternoon performances of the Bohemian Girl recounts Arline Myra Mirella and Thaddeus F Michelena quarreling during rehearsal while delivering strong stage romance to a large audience. The director’s blunt guidance sparked a clash that showcased natural acting.
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Arline
Myra Mirella
Thaddeus
F. Michelena
Mirella
Michelena
Sai
Miss Mirella
Indiana Wedding: George E B Stewart Weds Ella M Wilson
George E B Stewart married Ella M Wilson daughter of A W Wilson a prominent Indiana Pa merchant last evening at the bride’s home. Ceremony led by Prof Wilson of Western Theological Seminary with Rev J H Stewart assisting. Numerous guests including Judge Clark Prof Fair S F Stewart Robert Smith bank president and many others attended. The couple will undertake a bridal tour.
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George R. Stewart
Ella M. Wilson
A. W. Wilson
Indiana
Wilson
Western Theological Seminary
J. H. Stewart
Judge Clark
Annie Clark
Prof. Fair and Wife
Kiskiminetas
S. F
Golden Circle Evangelizes West Penn Hospital Patients
The Golden Circle of King's Daughters conducts evangelization among West Penn Hospital patients. They seek reading material and donations of papers and Bibles. Last Sunday ten Bibles and 30 papers were given out. further donations may be sent to Mrs. Morrow or Mrs. J. M. Porter at indicated addresses.
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Golden Circle
King’s Daughters
West Penn Hospital
Morrow
Buena Vista Street
J. M. Porter
North Avenue
Bayley and Sponsler Wedding At Trinity Church
Howard Bayley a prominent Smithfield street businessman married Miss Cora Sponsler at Trinity Episcopal Church in Allegheny City. Only close relatives attended the ceremony and a wedding dinner followed at the Hotel ... The couple departed on the limited for Chicago then to remain two or three weeks.
Count Will Not Attend Loyal Legion Banquet
The Comte de Paria will not be present at the Loyal Legion banquet in this city on the 13th of next month. Elaborate preparations are in order and a royal good time is anticipated despite his absence.
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Comte de Paria
Chicago
Sgt. Simpson
Skimpson
Portland Avenue
Dale Street
Simpson
St. Paul
Bowery Dime Museum
Yaas
Reed
Liong
Matt
Local society and club events span weddings receptions and meetings
Se wickley hosts Mrs Scott reception for daughters Gertrude and Winifred who graduated last June. Woman's Indian Association marks its tenth anniversary in Allegheny. A Cyclorama Hall reception and Duquesne Club gathering highlight social season. Notable weddings listed include McKnight Semple Christ Church Union Ave and Murphy Holmes Calvary Episcopal. Congress exit noted from Savannah News.
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Asd
W. W. Scott
Sewickley
Gertrude
Winifred Scott
Elita
Hollidaysburg
Woman's Indian Association
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Stockton Avenue
Cyclorama
Messrs
W. G. Herr
W.C. Gray
T. A. Donn
Hf. E. Hill
T. Harry Dolan
Deaths of a Day William F Davis farwell to a public servant
William F Davis died at his residence in the Twenty seventh ward after a four year illness. A well known, highly regarded figure in the upper Southside he served on the school board as a Republican. He was a father, a citizen and a soldier who fought in the Union Army. Michael Davin, long time Woods Run resident, died yesterday morning at his home.
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William F. Devils
Thomas H. Davis
Fsq
Davis
Uoper Bouthalde
Harrisevure
Pittsburg
Pattison
Allegheny
Montooth
Crawford County
Philadelphia News
Ind
Lea
Delamater
Altoona Times
Partes
Nosxistowns Herald
Eris Herald
Altoosa
Pennsylvania
Emery
Wayne
United States
Holly Springs
Wisconsin
New York State Normal School
Michigan
Cadillac
Mich
Barry County
Hudson, Mich
Free Methodist
Chicago
Salvation Atmy
Butte, Mont
Clara Morris
Camille
Ber
Cincinnati
Kansas
Larned
United States Land Office
State House
Augusta
Joe Bowen
Roxburz
Patrick Stark
Third Precinct
New York City
J. Grinker
East Bionniny
Emil Delwich
Bagley
H.N. Snow
Dal
Snow
Delwich
Salamanca
N. Y
Lost Idea Reflections and Political Snippets
A wandering meditation on losing ideas and the difficulty of recapturing them, interwoven with brief political quips. The piece touches on missed chances, the fate of a lost concept, and satirical notes about elections, candidates, and public figures across different locales.
Should Cobble Stone Pavements Be Prohibited Citywide
Exposition polling opens daily at the Dispatch Poll Book in Brunswick Baik Collender Hill building. This week topics ask if cobble stone pavements should be banned across the city and if the Exposition should run longer next year. Both questions invite all voters to participate.
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Brunswick-Baik-Collender Hilliard Company
Disratch
English Visitor Seeks Pittsburgh Public School Details
A British party member identified as Luckey Eng Sup of Public Schools visited the Central Board of Education rooms with a note stating he would stay at Monongahela House for several days. He wished to learn about Pittsburgh public schools and planned to rely on Superintendent Luckey for information during his stay.
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Central Board of Education
Luckey
Eng
Monongahela House
Pittsburg
Old England
Atlantic City Officials Visit Pittsburg Patrol System
Pittsburg hosts a morning visit by Atlantic City officials to inspect the Gamewell police patrol system. Coroner McDowall and Superintendent Morris Mead of the Bureau of Electricity will conduct the tour visiting patrol stations and explain the system. The highlight is the flashlight apparatus enabling immediate summons of downtown officers.
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Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Gamewell
McDowall
Morris Mead
Bureau of Electricity
We Legislate for Our Own Country
The piece defends the McKinley tariff law against Democratic opposition and foreign manufacturers complaints. It portrays Republicans as presenting the measure to the people, arguing it serves American interests regardless of others' trade effects.
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Chattanooga Press
Howling Free Traders of
America
United States
How Judge Wilson Was Amazed
Tioga Agitator reports Judge Wilson received a telegram stating Em and the ten-pound girl were all right. He exclaimed that another county had heard from. The message referred to BR. F. Wilson the blacksmith. Mrs. Wilson was with her parents in Bradford.
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Judge Wilson
Tioga
Hos
F. Wilson
BR. F. Wilson
Campaign feud colors Pennsylvania vote battle
State-wide campaign coverage shows Democratic and Republican defenses of Pattison and Delamater. Newspapers from Harrisburg Philadelphia Altoona and Pittsburgh quote editors and voters, noting dissatisfaction with Delamater and urging support for Pattison or reform agendas amid growing party tensions.
Rosy lips and liking eyes spark amid lovers debate
Bessie asks why rosy lips exist while a handsome youth probes love and blindness. The exchange reveals passion as Amnald's devotion grows, culminating in a first kiss and lingering mutual attraction.
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Bessie
Sweet Bessie
Amnald
Curious Condensations From a Wandering News Tablet
A roundup of oddities and curiosities from across the United States. Notes include Albion widows, Michigan Japanese students, a cucumber payout in Wisconsin, many striking workers, Denver millionaires, and a vast submarine cable network. Also reported are unusual incidents in Georgia and Nebraska, peculiar local happenings in Cadillac and Barry counties, plus oddities in Maine, Chicago, and New York, with a mix of tall tales and brief incidents.
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Albion
Mich
Michigan University
Wisconsin Ee Rneer Bee
United States
Denver
Quotations and quips from a chaotic city page
A jumble of anecdotes and mock quotes from humorous letters and gossip. Pokes at fairs, electric cars, bogus counts, Liliputians, and inventions. The text reads like a rough collage of clipped remarks from several sources.
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Czar
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Atlanta
Jeax InerLow
James M. Ashley
George EB. Stewart
Ella M
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Willie Winele
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Goddess of Liberty
Moston
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THE
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