Grand Army Detroit trip plans loom in post events
Grand Army posts held a busy week with Detroit encampment preparations. A five member committee will manage travel arrangements and member lists for the Detroit trip while posts report growing interest and memberships. Evening meetings, fundraisers, and open gatherings highlight efforts across Posts 157, 41, and 276 with remarks from Department Commander Denniston and other officers.
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Detroit
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Armor
Post Das
Detroit Lab
John C. Thoman
J. £. Johnston
RL. Jones
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Detroit Exchron Association
Urnet Hall
Comrades Duvall
Anand Frank
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Denniston
Pittsburg
Erie
Salant Coe A. P. Burchfield
Thomas G. Babe Bengough
Interesting War Statistics From Fox History
Statistics note the 200 000 soldiers with three fourths American origins and 500 000 foreign born with Germany 175 400 Ire land 16 00 England 50 000 British America 60 00 and other countries 75 00. It cites heights of soldiers from Maine Indiana Jews Missouri Kentucky and West Virginia with avg heights and ages, tallest Captain Van Mekirk of the 77th Indiana at 12 ½ inches in stocking feet, and shortest man in the 192 Ohio Regiment at 40 inches. mentions 145 pounds carried and fatigue endurance in exposure.
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Irelard
England
Ameren
Maine
Indiana
Misouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Frederick
van Mekirk
Sheary
Ohio
Veterans post notes and meetings span city list
Reports from Posts 88 19 41 and others cover muster plans recruits and hospital visits. Comrades Fritz Kans tel and William Davis remembered with honors while officers Jow Nx and H P Drax praised for duties. Encampment work and Ladies of the G A R events fill week schedule in Wilkinsburg Tarentum and Washington PA.
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H. P. Drax
Pest
Peat Hospital
Sendas
Fritz Kanstel
J. K. Rows
SONS OF VETERANS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING SET IN READING
The Pennsylvania division executive council will meet in Reading on November 10 and 11. Lieutenant Colonel H M Renelle began an official visit, visiting Davis Camp last Tuesday night. Harper Camp No 162 expects a large meeting this Tuesday, with important action likely on the camp’s financial affairs.
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Ticgh Morrison
Fi Warne
Asian Veteran Legion
Post 162
Wil
L. &. Hovebton
Pennsylvania Division
Reading
H. M. Renele
Davis Camp
Harper Camp No. 162
Gilbert McIlvaine Receives Diamond Shirt Pin at B&O Depot
Friends on the Baltimore and Ohio presented Gilbert McIlvaine with a handsome diamond shirt pin at the B&O depot yesterday as he prepares to become superintendent of the Sharpeville road. C. S. Howell spoke, and McIlvaine expressed gratitude. He has long served as chief clerk in the superintendent's office on the B&O and his promotion is well deserved.
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Gilbert McIlvaine
Sharpeville
Baltimore and Ohio
C. S. Howell
Melivaine
Mellivaine
Tendent
Baltimore and O
Ohio Bridge Opens for Freight across the Lakes
The Ohio connecting bridge is finished and freight will be moved across it tomorrow. Initially only coal for the lakes and empty cars from the Panhandle will be run over the span. Once yards and connections are completed, full freight movement will begin.
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Ohio
Panhandle
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertise sick headache relief
An ad copy in obstructed text promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sick headache. The fragment repeats variations of Carter's brand and illness, suggesting a traditional patent medicine pitch for abdominal or liver-related discomfort.
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Carters
Carter
Opening of the Academy of Science and Art in Pittsburg headline
The city marks the opening of the Academy of Science and Art in a crowded Fifth Street mansion. Collections from local societies, including 22 paintings by Pittsburg artists, highlight the exhibit. Notable works are shown by Hetzel Woodwell Beatty Walkley Wall and Stevenson.
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Joseph R. Woodwell
Gloucester Harbor
Norman
Cobbiestone Beach
John W. Beatty
D. B. Walkley
A. Bryan Wall
H.S. Stevenson
A Day's River Drift With Rising Allegheny Waters
Rivers rise again due to Allegheny surplus water backing Monongahela. At Market Street gauge 9 feet and rising. river trade expected to continue today. Dense fog delayed early morning packets. brisk cvr trade and packet lines reported yesterday. The Courier from Parkersburg and various steamers including the C W Batchellor and Hudson planned Cincinnati and Louisville trips with captains Henderson Allison McDonald.
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Allison
Homxst No. 2
McDounald
Honors for Dillon at Ottawa reception
Sir James and Lady Grant hosted Count Dillon General Boulanger’s chief aide at a Ottawa reception on October 18. Attending were J. A. Chapleau Secretary of State John Carling Minister of Agriculture C. H. en M. P. and Sanford Fleming. The gathering concluded amicably before Dillon departed for British Columbia Northwest.
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Ueen
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Growth of Diamond Street Values and Suburban Real Estate
The Sewickley Valley sees property transfers with nine acres and brick dwellings changing hands near Shields station. Analysts predict Kuhn property sales may raise Diamond street values, while Homestead gains from a new Pittsburg rail link spur growth. Building schemes and permits rise as merchants and capitalists plan expansion.
Stock listings reflect Pittsburgh exchanges and energy firms
The page catalogs bid and asked prices for banks like Keystone and Masonic, gas and coal stocks including Pittsburgh Gas Co and Southside Gas, rail and bridge stocks, and mining and miscellaneous shares. It notes sales totals in New York and lists broker quotes from A.B. McGrew at Fourth Avenue, with gas and petroleum exchanges cited.
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People's Nat. Gas and Pipeage
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apeagesTivanis Gas Co
Tilies
Philadelphia
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Wheeling Gas Co
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Washington
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Pleasant Valley
Ats Chartiers Railway
Seesessenseserse
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Ike Pittburg
Wheeling & Ken
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Bank Clearings Show Strong Growth Across Regions
The Clearing House reports last week bank clearings at $17,142,624.22, up from the prior week and above last year, with substantial money supply and demand. New York banks show reserve shifts and loan declines while deposits fall short of reserve requirements. separate city tallies for Philadelphia Baltimore Boston and Chicago reflect steady money rates and weekly totals.
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Ee Prime Mercantile
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Cnoicase
Hank Clearings
Waek
New York Exchange
Week in Oil Delivers Mixed Trade and Prices
Oil traders spent time discussing the day’s live issues as prices moved slowly. A few thousand barrels traded at 62 cents, then the market slipped a cent on light support and closed with the week’s lowest price. Weekly figures show bullish conditions and strong demand, despite a lingering overarching factor that has dominated the market.
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Oil market fluctuations noted with mixed activity
New York October 12 report shows a small cash demand triggering a 50 cent advance in spot and option markets before buying orders reduced activity. Oil summaries list opening highs and lows around 420 for Pennsylvania spot and 820 for November options, with Lima oil at no sales and total volume 64,000 barrels.
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New York
Pennsylvania Oil
Lima Oil
New York Stocks Show Independence From Bank Statement
The New York stock market today defied bank reserves data with broad gains and strong activity. North American led the rise while Citizens Gas of Brooklyn climbed from 97 to 1003, closing up 2 percent. Bond activity persisted with rail issues driving volume, and the bank statement indicated a sizable drop in specie holdings amid ongoing monetary shifts.
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Anay
Citizens Gas
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Pacific
Post
Leason
Theloana
New Yorks Stock Exchange
Tim Disraten
West
Markets by wire pork steady wheat and futures drift
Chicago Wheat prices fell with steady close after a day of disappointing trading. Corn and oats showed mixed local moves while pork, mess beef, and short rib futures were modestly higher or steady. Cash quotes listed include spring wheat and flaxseed with lard and butter markets unchanged.
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Cain
Mess Park
Stoady
Wall Street Sees Market Hold Near Two Fires
The market shows unsettled activity with alternating strength and weakness as analysts await the bank statement. The bank reserves fall $3.5 million below the legal limit, prompting theories that money returns will restore liquidity and support banks.
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John M. Oakley &Co
Market outlook cautious as year opens with bullish sentiment
The Boston market faces heavy business and large cash needs before gains are distributed nationwide. Professionals doubt a sustained rise, noting recent spikes may rest on short covering and lack durable support. Analysts warn patience as the market remains unsettled and unpredictable for the next few months.
Livestock markets report from Pittsburgh Dispatch
Cattle receipts reach 1 070 head with 742 shipments while hogs total 3 500, best Philadelphia buyers pay 464 to 475 per hundredweight and Yorkers 40, mixed demand noted for common and fair stock. Horse and sheep shipments listed with varied prices and slow interest on lower grades.
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John L Sullivan Celebrated by Stage Circle in Haymarket Matinee
John L Sullivan marked his 32nd birthday with a matinee at Haymarket attended by actors including Rosina Vokes and Len Grover among others from Lawrence Barrett’s company. Sullivan thanked attendees and praised the new troupe as critics lauded the evening. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is advertised in the notice.
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Lawrence Barrett
Histrian
The Only People in Pittburgh and Nearby in 1525
Sir Rab Anderson recalls a bygone Pittburgh area near Scott's Hill and Grant Street. He describes an ancestral homestead at the corner where the Monongahela House stands, noting the old orchard and family ties to the Sheriff’s office.
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Mfr RE Copeland Blair Cure Patient From Haysville
A man from Haysville Allegheny County Pa recalls moving from Pittsburg to the river trade life. He cites years of illness including headaches coughing and dizziness caused by fogs and damp weather and credits Dr Copeland and Blair with his recovery after treatment costs proved affordable.
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RE. M. Anderson
Haysville
Allegheny County
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New Orleans
St. Paul
TREATING BY MAIL Cures Chronic Catarrh
Letters from patients in Chicago Junction Moaidville Washington and Hulton Allegheny County praise Drs Copeland and Blair who claim to cure chronic catarrh by mail. Testimonials describe long suffering relief and renewed health after treatment at home.
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Chicago Junction
Copeland
Blair
Emma
Anne
Eland
Robert Canaereashington
Opeland
William Barnes
See Pa
Harry Times
Hulton
Allegheny County
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