Two Candidates Vying to Succeed Pension Agent Bar Clay
In local veteran circles the likely successor to Pension Agent Bar Clay narrows to two: H. H. Bengouch of Post 157 Pittsburgh and Chil W. Hazzard of Post 60 Monongahela City. If chosen from outside Allegheny county Hazzard is favored. if from Allegheny, Bengouch stands best chance. Active lobbying continued last week with a decision expected after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
H. H. Bengouch
Chil W. Hazzard
Post
Monongahela City
Allegheny County
Hazzard
Beneough
G A R Circle Progress and National Leader's Western Tour
Ladies of the G A R Circle No T praised during a Tuesday visit, with remarks by Garfield and Moods Circles. President Mrs Sherriff travels from Mississippi to Natchez and New Orleans to institute circles, returning late November. An oyster reception at Allegheny Masonic Hall is planned for November 14 with oyster bowls as souvenirs. Donations pour in from multiple states for the G A R Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Hill
Edgeville
Carrie V. Sherriff
Mississipp
Toul+ville
New Orleans
Lyle Circle No. 1
Masonic Hall
Maison Avenue
Allegheny
G.A.R
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Kentucky
Kanaas
Fred
Reception and dance planned for Detroit Excursion Association event
Post 157s Detroit Excursion Association sets a Friday Turner Hall reception with Toerge's Orchestra, tickets at $1, and a festive Halloween dance. Post 151 prepares for the Berrett trip, with elections next Tuesday and a growing club. the event includes entertainments to bolster funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Post 157S
Detroit
Post 151
Cheb
Merase
Cancern
Lterarr Entertainments
Thomas G. Jones
E. W. Smyth
Erie post meeting draws many from other posts
Department Commander Denniston and Copan O. S. Mellwaine of Post 157 attended the Erie poste meeting at the hall of Btreng Wincest Post No 67. The regular gathering drew many external attendees and featured a strong address and warm reception for the Major. A notable remark noted that 427 who sat down to dinner on Tuesday were not Grand Army members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Moody
Schlosser
Moods
Iss Penlant
Pemnsylvanh Co
Vince
Grand Army
Charles 10Lyland
Posti
Meade
Conrade Chili Hazzard
Monongahela City
Meady
Denniston
Copan O. S. Mellwaine
Erie
Wincest
McIlwaine
Tyson
Gheny
Inspection tour lauds McPherson Post No 60 corps
Mrs Acces Parker and companions visited McPherson Corps No 60 WF and found it in excellent condition. Commander A Krebs Matthews Taylor Stusecy and others presented a bound Bible to the corps and Mrs Sarah K Clark of the Grand International Auxiliary received a silver water service for war service. Attendees included Mrs I F Willis and other members of the Woman’s Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acces . Parker
Lhe
Abbie Lynch
J. E. Wallace
McPherson
J. W. Patterson Vorpa
LW. C
Parker
W Barre
A. Krebbs
Matthews
Taylor
Stusecy
Head
Sarsh K. Clark
Grand International Auxiliary
B. of I. E
Jon Ball Relief Corps
Comrade Corvus Bussey Visits City and Union Events
Comrade Corvus Bussey Assistant Secretary of the Interior spoke in the city on Thursday drawing many comrades. The fifteenth annual reunion of the Pennsylvania Volunteers and Knap's Battery is set for Philadelphia on Monday November 2. Posts plan open meetings entertainment bazars receptions and festival events with widespread participation from G A R members and their families. A request for headstone inscriptions for Southside cemeteries is issued to complete by Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvus Bussey
A.P. Burchfield
Department of Pennsylvania
Quinsy
Twenty-eigth
Pennsylvania
Knap
Philadelphia
W. ©. IinssEnn
Cee Eee Ieee
Scurimgta
H. Rippey
Patterson's Hall
Relief Fund
Post &'S Ladies’ Auxiliary
Telephone
Allegheny
South Diamond and
Sandusky Streets
Post 10
Slater's
Post 155
Trust Club
Jon N.A. Huxton Post
Leechburg
Apollo
John A. Hunter
K.P. Hunter
John
D. A. Joses
Post
Southside
Klopren
Postel
Lawrenceville
Denniston
Moody Circle No
Post 15
Grand Army
Sirs. Linhart
Dietrich’s Hall
Southern Avenue
Mt. Washington
Friends of the
Sons of Veterans Notes on Camp Activities
LisLe Camp No. 2 hosted by Lieutenant Colonel H M Rebels last week as officers prepare for annual elections. Another brother joined Camp 162 last Tuesday evening with three more to be mustered at the next meeting. Camp 83 members prepare for a reception at Cyclorama Hall Allegheny or Thanksgiving stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
LisLe
H. M
Cyclorama Hall
Allegheny
Thanksgiving
St Ig
Encampment Meeting Sees Recruits and Visiting Comrades
Encampment No. 1 plans a notable meeting with new recruits and several visiting comrades from other encampments. Two charter applications were received at national headquarters No 72 Newburyport Mass and No 50 Indianapolis Ind. National Commander J EK Miller announces staff and orders establishing headquarters at 179 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia and urges officers to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Newburyport
Mass
Indianapol
Ind
Ws. Fullerton
Canoe
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. EK. Miller
Legion
Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia
E. Caldwell
James E. Graham
FR Wayne
Thomas CC. McKean
Brooklyn
N. Y
James S Smyth
Williamsport
Union Veteran Legion
Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported in Pittseg Dispatch Market
Cattle receipts total 77 head with 615 head capmenta and 6 cars shipped to New York town. Hog receipts 4,000 head with 2,750 head shipped, market slow with Philadelphia prices at 4.45 for mixed and 4.20 for Yorkers. Horses 3 0 f-400, Ll cars shipped to neap daenaiees hi 1,000 hi. Sheep none. Continuous garbled text follows with unclear consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Pittseteg Dispatch
New York Town
Portrait Art and Colour in 19th Century Practice
The article discusses WilLta Crase on portrait painting and photography's impact, arguing camera work harms true portrait art. It notes H. S. Stevenson at Boyd's, color quality in oils, and lists pigment sources, local artist activity, and exhibitions at Pittsburgh and Boston venues with multiple named painters, galleries, and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WilLta
M. Crase
New York Hieralc
Chase
Alwave
Panogneny
Orphans' Court sale on Diamond Street draws crowd
The Orphans' Court sale of the Euhn property on Diamond Street attracted a large crowd. Parcel one fronted Cherry alley with a three-story building, bidding started at 20 000 and soared to 49 000 before sale to George E Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Euhn
Diamond Street
Black & Baird
H. M. Smithson
Cherry Alley
George E. Shaw
John A. Brown
Watt's Lane
William Geisler
Meadow Street
Pever E. Kiows
Sunnyside Street
William Eberley
Coward's Alley
Sixth Ward
William H. Mateer
Cast Street
Glenwood Avenue
George A. Kirsch
Penn Avenue
Twelfth Ward
C. G. Shirley
Ann Street
William J. Asken
Howe Street
Twentieth Ware
Thomas C. Cook & Bro
Thomas C. Cook & Bro., Frame One-Story Shop, 15x20 Feet, Ona. Sycamore Street
Secona
Highland Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Vickrey Street
Theo. Remorant
Sylvan Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Hou
Cyrus Schade
Keystone Street
Eighteenth Ward
Esterday
Kubo
Diamond Et
M. FE
Hippie & Co
Walls Station
Henry Ms. Toursanen Day
Dongahela Water
Ilkinsburg
Exchange
Local Stocks Finish Above Week's Low Amid Mixed Trading
Local stocks held up yesterday with Philadelphia Gas down 154, Wheeling 24, Switch and Signal 14, Luster 7 while New York and Cleveland Gas Coal gained 4 and Electric a Gas rose. Street railways were weak as investors waited for clearer settlements and stronger revenue prospects amid a cautious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Duquesne National Bank
Pleasant Valley
Philadelphia Gas
Wheeling
New York
Cleveland Gas Coal
Electrica Gas
Financial News Roundup and Market Totals
A broad financial briefing reports New York and other cities showing clearings and balances for the week. Chicago weekly totals reach 71,306,879 with year over year comparison, money rates steady, and New York exchange at discounted levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
Cooseee Nlos
Io Bull
New York
At & Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange A
Issu Yeotiran
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Paris
Catcago
New York Exchange
Oil market wanes with weak demand and small losses
Oil trading remained dull over the week with only 4,000 barrels in clearings and a net loss of 2.34 cents from Monday to yesterday. The week's fluctuations show low closes, limited charter activity, and modest refiners’ output, according to A B McGrew of 115 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pane Rons
A.B McGrew
Pourth Avenue
Oil Market Roundup Shows Dull Trade Across Regions
Oil markets opened mixed with declines in New York and Pennsylvania amid light trading. Total daily barrels traded reached around 2,000 while ship shipments and charters were reported in the low hundreds of thousands across various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
Loweat
New York
Petroleum
Pennsylvania Oil
Sugar Refineries Leads Trading Amid Broad Market Decline
New York stocks fell as bears pressured Union Pacific and Granger shares. Sugar Refineries remained active, closing with a modest loss while providing some support. Trading totaled about 550000, with fixes in Railroads and energy issues, and exports of specie from New York reached nearly 41000000 for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Igy
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
London
Josa
Bears
Eee
Chicago Gas
Rock Island
Atchison, North American
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
St. Pau
Northwestern
Lick
Morris and
Essex
Pensacola
Atlantic
the Post
Burlington
New York Stock Exchange
Uy Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Reflections on Trusts and Bank Statement Surprise
John M. Oakley & Co. notes on sugar trust reorganizations and trustee rights. The bank statement drop surprises markets as New York Central and St Paul slip while Union Pacific falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Inc
Cotten
Canadian Pacific
Central
New Jersey
Iy Central
Chesapeake & No
Tt Gas ‘Trust
Bur. & Quincy
Mil
St. B
St le & Pitts
St. Ws
St. P
M&o
Western
Mio Grande
Fio Grande
KEK. T
Sane Sane Ace
Lake Erie & West
Nguske Erie & Wheels
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Lonteville & Nashville
Tits mM Grexon Imrovament
Enee Paenle
Paul & Nase An
Ene
Sian
San
Perry O
Union Pacise
Wabash
Wheeling
Keown
Spee
John M. Oakley & Co
Wall Street
New York Central
St. Paul
Union Pacifec
Philadelphia Stocks Report Unclear Trading Line
Fragmentary listing shows brokers and rail lines such as Pennsylvania Hallroad, Buffalo Pittsburg and Western, Lenigh Navigation, Philadelphia and Erie Northern Pacific. Ambiguity limits precise items but indicates active exchange notes and transportation stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseo
Philadelpha
Bea
Fourth Avenue
New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Pittsburg & Western
Lenigh Vatlev
Lenigh Navigation
Philadelphia
Eri
Northern Pacific
Wheat and grain futures dip after export news and receipts
Chicago wheat futures opened barely changed then fell about 4 to 4 1/2 cents as selling pressed prices. Export news sparked brief strength before a broader supply outlook and rising receipts weighed on corn oats pork lard and short rib futures with mixed intraday moves and closes near session lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bradstree
St. Louis
Jgc
Cas
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Doctors Copeland and Blair Win Patient Praises
A string of testimonials from patients across Pennsylvania and beyond praise Drs. Copeland and Blair for curing chronic catarrh and lung ailments through mail and home treatment.Windsor House, Logan Street, Meadville, and other towns are cited as locations of patients who regained health after seeking the doctors’ care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. ¥. Grant
Logan Street
Dra. Copeland
Blair
Ealier
Joan Wright
Chicago Junction
Copeland
Lotue J. Forker
Archstreet
Meadville
William Barnes
Hickman
Das. Copeland & Blate
Sixth Avenue
Pi Pa
Ofice
DRS
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Moody
Women's Relief Corps
Pap
Thomas Relief
Anrlary
Thomas Post
Brainard
Minn
George H. Wilson
T. F. Drake
Fort Wayne
W. M. Hamm
Forest City
W. K
Ulmer
Dailey
Zeddel
East Liberty
Market Street
Matt F. Allen
Wheelin
Hiawatha
Parkersburg
Conner
C. W. Batchellor
Litte
H. 8. Stevenson
Boyd's
Aviten Iy Ae
Long Run
Sevenso
Journal of Phe
Turkey
Hindostan
Sienna
Italy
Umbria
Jone W. Black
Wall
Black
D. B. Walter
School of Design
Plaster of Paris
King Agrippa
Davian
Michael Angelo
David
A. L. Dalby
Mages
Slagle
Dalby
Museum of Fine Arts
Kinsley
Kruell
Lindsay
Muller
Powell
Putnam
Swithwick
Spiegic
Branderbort
Tinkey
Varley
Wellington
Wolf
Anthony
Atwood
Fullerton
Huskin
Quengling
Sylvester
Tell
Whitney
Linton
Eldridge Kingsley
Gillespie
Lterares
Andrew Shorigi
Shorig
Ted
Art Society
Academy of Science and Art
A. S&. Wall
Gillespie Gallery
Lim
Totios
A. Beyas Watt
Scalp Level
A. Bruce Joy
J. C. Ayer
Bness
J. Lediie Gloninger
Booman
Mr. Gloninger
Dels
Lower
Schenley Holding
Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
Perrysville Road
Allegheny City
Kaufmann
Jeannette
Sanaa
Io Art Time
Recorder
Monongahela
W. B. Wolfe
U. Beeckman
8. P. Anderson
Anderson & Beeckman, Limited
Mr. Anderson
M. F. Hipnie & Co
J. Scott
Colling Avenue
Baxter, Thompson & Co
J. B. Layton
Third Street
R. W.dusenbery
Real Estate Savings Bank
Bluff Street
Edna Street
W. E. Hamnett & Co
Radcliff
Wilkinsburg
BR. J
Lythe
Henry Lytle
Reed
Coyle & Co
Charles Roberts
Marion Place
Parnell Street
Alles & Bailey
Messrs. Bubb and Philips
F J
Thirteenth Ward
Samuel W. Black & Co
Hornbercer & Co
Lytle Street
Twenty-third Ward
For & Price
O'Donnell & Son
Mark W. Watson
Excelsior Express
Standard Cab Company
Fet
Fifteenth and
Liberty Avenue
C. O'Donnell & Son
John Abbott
Patrick Lamb
Téton Bingham Street
Fifth Street
Exchange Stock
Citizens
National Bank
Pitts. Pet
Stock & Metal
Allegheny National
Olty
Mechanics’ National Bank
Fort Mitt National Ba Preevold
Eines First Nat. Bank
Birmingham
Iron City National Bank
Wyatin Keystone Bank of
Sore Marine National Bank
Masonic Bank
Ecevees
Casseyeune Com Onan Merchants & Manufacturers
Na. Bank
Hzlls
Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Ayer People’s National Bank
Ate de
Onpan
Third National Banc
Tradesmen's National Bank
Ease Union National Bank
Isee Enterprise Savings
Second National
Asad Isbumance
Motgnzancia
Anes Heny Gias Co
Aeserene i Tisbarg Gas Uo
IMUM
Btoces
Bia
Brice Wailer
Erscousyieseseesssareras
Asve
Esteensessendavcescecen
Pease Vana Gro CO
Sss
Esetessee
Cece Ee Cseccseneseesendane
Columbis OM Co
Serveeesenseenersee
Hazelwood Oi
Calone
Washington
Wee Fisher Oi Co
Os Cassapneses
Os Cassapneses Usereesse
Cincs
Vais Central Traction
Second Avenue Electric
Sia Oaks Chartiers Railway
Ccsceccsese
Pitts
Youngstown & Ashtabula R. BR
Wheeling & Kentucky
Seid Coal
la Noria Mining Co
Ester Mining Co
Siiverton Mining Co
Electric Light &Tochs
Allegheny County Plaoteles
Senepacadece
Westinghouse Electric
Peegeseen
Mononpahela Water Co
Union Switch and Signal Co
Westinghouse Air Erneke Co
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co
Ersecas
Pennsylvania Water Co
Sigtty Heriragtanidae
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Tecueville
Mis
Souis Pacific
North American
Orthern Pacific
Reading
Pene Pacific
P. Ubi & Pc
Aus
Den
HK. G
Pe. L
Ally Union Pasta
West Shore
Grangers
Towel Hosten
Mont
Toston & Albany
Oesens Nares
Ste
Brokers—Financial
Commission
Rairoad
Ston
Cba
A. R. Chisholm
Broadway
inhli-Usu
Bankees
Piteburg
Drs. Copeland
MR. Grant
J. W. Grant
Anderson
J. Grant
Steinert
WM. Graham
Alle- S.turwenthony
Pictsburg
Mra
Armbrust
Westmoreland County
James Forsters
Corneree Street
Port“avenue
Horn
Stewart
Grace Street
Pittaburg
J. Kelley
West Pittsburg
Stevenson
Parkway
G. Lohde
Shakespeare Street
Os. Heandig
Hofstat
Langhof
Henen Pyrt
Maiver
Rs. Egan
Cancer of the Acai
Brewely
Mouths
Robingev Street
Adan Black
Siobo Station
Beaver
Werner
Apler
Frankstown Avenue
Maita
Bedhelenegheny County
Milford
Somerset County
Migel Fanrzell
Maes, Cross
No. & Twanety-first Street
Pitwsburg
Witer
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