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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1889

Page

4

Atlantic City Season Closes as Pittsburgh Guests Depart

Visitors from Pittsburgh dominated Atlantic City scenes with the Mansion House hosting notable names like Charles Meyran and J. J. Davis. The season’s end coincides with a 300 excursionists arrival and a wave of social gatherings, parties, and charitable entertainments spotlighting Pittsburgh ties to the resort.

Chautauqua Season Close With Busy Final Program

The Chautauqua grounds remained crowded through August as perfect weather kept attendees plentiful. Closing exercises featured Bishop Vincent, a doxology, and a report declaring the 1889 season complete, while G. A. R. Day drew veterans and a prelude camp fire brought lively reminiscences and patriotic bands.

Dibratch Aappell Une Vincent Addreses Dr. Paxton Anner United States Ana Vals Pittsburg S.J. Payne H.garter G. W. Prager Clarence N. Heines Eth Misses Efe Jaseen Jessburg Mra. J. Agnew F. E. Randall James H. Aiken A. M. Bailey A. Dickie A. B. Vance Mr. Totten

Sewickley Society Notices and Social Gatherings

Sewickley society notes report residents returning from trips to Cape May and Alaska. Visitors include Miss Violet Cass from New York City and Mrs D C Herbert visiting in town. A bicycle trip group returns from New York State and several euchre and fancy work gatherings are described, including events at Rock Point and Orange Court House guest Miss Mason.

Mamie Cochrane Chautauqua C. & Richardson Alaska Violet Cass Ae York City C. Hutchinson Mattie French Fort W John N Robert Taylor Philadelphia D. C. Herbert T. W. Nevin Frank Osburn New York State Gilmore Rock Point St. Ernst Pareday Parish Wolcott Miss Mason Orange Court House

Local Social Notes and Outings Reported

Captain W B Jones returns home after visiting Cresson. Lily Corey visits cousin Maud Corey in Dravesburg. Ligzie Stamats returns from Verona. Dr J R King and Mrs depart for a visit to Kenas in Indians Pa. Mrs Blair back home after two weeks with relatives in Greenburg. Lew F Holtsman returns from the mountains with family. W S Bushy returns after four months in Northern Michigan. Mrs Shattock continues to eastern cities with her daughter. A select picnic at Binney Grove attracts about ten couples. The Young Men’s Sporting Club plans several weeks fishing trips on the Youghiogheny river.

Gertie Aelmer Warenne Allegheny Ouss Abe Millie Strouse Alphamegie Mollie Sart Hazel Remony Mani Cannon, Long du Uh F. Brown Betzhoover Wm. F. Terry Alex. Lennon Uch Borough Brown Alining Belinda Brown Sam Johnson Seywent John Moren Misa Manning Kentucky Washington Avenue Minnie Cora Steadeford Ada Minnie Noah Hattie Carey Lottie Dalzell Messrs. T. Bleming J C. Snyder E. Taylor Young F. B. Williams Mrs. Watson Nunnery Hill McCreery Paterson Linden Avenue Nissie McIlvaine Anna Lindsay Esther Sadler Bristol Magde Hertz Mt. Bee Lou Seest Oakland Cincinnati Lillian Ruch Bellefield Sulphur Sprigs Bedford Maude Perry Clark Street KB. I. H. Dobbs New England William J. Josentans Henricks Ohio Maggie Hanlin Southside Chicago Kewanes B. M. Lane Riverside School Cresson Brows Kaeter Nson & Alley Leigh Nob Thompson House Kane Jennie Agnes Keane Sabella Street William J. Josenhans Laura Aahington Wheeling Katie Manning Ken Fair Fitzsimmons Pennsylvania Avenue Charleston W. Va M. McFadden Ter A. B Thompson Ward, Minn Carroll Street van J. Abell St. Lawrence River Niagara Falls Point Chautauqua Schuetz Watson Street Windsor Hotel Whitehall Harry Taylor Miss May Stekeh O'Brien Marion Street W. P. Clarke Brilliant Mattie McCombs Birmingham Alma Brugh Jay Johnson Morrow My Rock Luis Wall Milwaukee West Point M. A. Holt Fourth Ward New Richmond Wis P Aint Trumbull County Mra Jones Cuddy Isabella Street Lave J. L. Jones Gretta Edna S. T. Morris Uniontown Stella Evans Neeley Avenue East End Sill Nee W. BR. Jones Lily Corey Maud Corey Dravesburg Ligzie Stamats Verona J. R. King Kenas Indians H. H. Blair Greenburg Lew F. Holtsman Ers Bushy Michigan Mia Willard Shattock Binney Grove Young Men’s Sporting Club Messrs W. H. Rankin William Wilson H. Stewart

Schools Open Early After Labor Day Brief Schedule

Central Board orders 9 am start in all schools tomorrow with immediate dismissal after assignments for the next day. Observance of Labor Day not in calendar, but buildings ready. teachers enthusiastic after two months vacation and high hopes for a successful year.

Compee Teedoe Mine

Forbes and Lincoln School Board Actions Chronicle

The Forbes School Board will fill a vacancy next Tuesday evening and a marriage for Minnie Bretter to Morse Marshal is planned for next Thursday. Lincoln School Board meets tomorrow to resolve the Miss Gardner and Miss McCormick election dispute.

Minnie Bretter Forbes Morse Marshal Forbes School Board Forbes School Lincoln School Board

Warerooms Exhibit and Stock Display for Frauenheim Pilsner

In the northwest end of the main building visitors may call to view the complete stock. An Exposition exhibit offers a small sample of the warerooms at 711 Li ave. Signed P. C. Schoenence for Frauenheim Vilsack’s celebrated Pilsner beer is available on draught at all first class bars.

Li Ave P. C. Schoenece Frauenheim & Vilsack

Lizzie Evans staged in four acts at Bijou Pittsburg

Miss Lizzie Evans returns to Pittsburg at the Bijou Theatre with two new pieces, The Buckeye and Fine Feathers, after success in Boston. The program features songs and dances, with The Buckeye set to premiere locally Friday. Also noted are Frederick Warde's Grand Opera House run and Pete Baker's Emigrant at Harris Theatre, plus dress reform speaker miller and the Academy of Music bill with Davenport Allied Attractions.

Lizzie Evans Pittsburg Bijou Globe Theater Boston England London Miss Evans Den Frederick Warde Grand Opera House Mr. Warde Pete" Baker Harris’ Theater Chris Lena Pete Baker The Cincinnati Enquirer Ae Theater Itrom Pitta Dome Pete” Baker Mas Jensess Miller Academy of Music Davyene Davene Family Mila Lott ‘Onson Daugherty George Nash Winstanley Brothers Wardana Lynch

Museums Open Week At World's Museum Allegheny

In its first week the World's Museum on Federal Street Allegheny draws a large crowd with attractions including Cho Mah the Chinese dwarf Crawford the musical phenomenon Professor Angelo with birds and German Rose the midget vocalist A comic opera company will perform the Mikado and Pinafore The Casino Museum offers a brighter program with unusual freaks and a grand theatrical show this week

Federal Street Allegheny Cho Mah Crawford Angelo German Rose Casino

National Guard News From City and Nearby Camps

Colonel Harmas visits the city and Mason Hazlert returns from Europe as regimental activity continues. The Washington Infantry holds a target day on February 26 with company M and G of the Eighteenth Regiment to be inspected and soldiers urged to attend. Major Braner and Adjutant General Haastrayas meet regarding Johns town affairs while Gettysburg camp dates are set for September 10 18. A new Independent military company forms in Allegheny led by Frank S Morgan with 20 prospective members and a council meeting planned to formalize the unit.

Keller Atlantic City Lincoln Forrester Misa May Forrester Bellevue Accou Bart Cook Hattie Cook Oaksburg Lizzie G. Cruikshank Sampson Street Allegheny George Girdwood Englewood Chicago Stephen Little Pullman Palace Car Company Pennsylvania Railroad Thaw Thomas The New York Herald Denman Thompson Faro Central Club Broadway Westminster Hotel Thompson Swangey Way le Chat Woir Paola Duff Fifth Avenue Theater New York Edward E. Rice Wen Rice Kerker Mr. Paulton W. 5 Gilbert Bia Japi Paulton Wille J. Harmas Mason Hazlert Europe Washington Infantry Beber Penny W. HB. Bran Pennsylvania Gettynburg Est Penn McKeesport HaAstryas Wiley Johnstown W. W. Greenland Secondseape Seventh Avenos Uniontown Smith Frank 8. Morgan Allecbony William A. Kreps Kreps Hawkins Tenth Greenville Waleemyer Harrisburg Mt. Gretna Gobin Bargell Connellsville Scottdale Seventy-fourth Regiment Buffalo Rotman Johnson Pittsburg Brown Patterson Robb Huggins Coon Pearson Lowrer Garvey Duigan Ross J. B. Johnson Hazrett Wat Viesion Creedmoor General Carpenart Fargo N. Dak Grant Lee Sixty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers William Carrick Munhall Station Comnape H. Hi BexcouGs Milwaukee SreeEeTany B. Cort Sixty-Second Gettysburg Grand Army Day Common Council McLl Watts Sidney Omohandro Bria Hrwin Omohanare

National Encampment Honors Major Warner and PA Roles

The Milwaukee Grand Army of the Republic encampment praised Major William Warner’s tenure as Commander-in-Chief and elected General Russell A. Al Michigan as his successor. Pennsylvania figures prominently with a decisive Alger endorsement for Commander-in-Chief and notable parade honors by Lysle Post 124. Controversy arises over Montgomery Cemetery's refusal to bury a colored veteran Henry Johnston, sparking eastern state outrage.

Warner Pennsylvania Gelid Alger Grand Army Milwaukee William Warner G. A. R. Wip Buncon Bia Mee Warner Russell A. al Michigan A.g.weinert Wisconsin John F. Lovett New Jersey Horace P. Porter Kansas W. H. Childer Kentucky William McCalland Pittsburg National Council of Administration Lysle Allegheny Stewart Grand Army Band Calimet Club Sample Paton Carven Halleck Gettysburg George G. Meade Geneval Meads Montgomery Norristown Henry Johnston Johnston Tax Pennsylvania Reserve Association Pavilimm Little Round Top Department of Pennsylvania Pais ComRrape Rees Toms

Logan Memorial Hall Opens in Washington D C

The Logan Memorial Hall at Columbia Heights Washington D C is completed. The 16 by 40 foot hall features a stained glass ceiling blue with stars and an amber border. A deep historic frieze bears ten eagles and battle names of General Logan, with US and Minnesota coats of arms on the sides. A marble bust of the General, photographs and battles artifacts decorate the room as comrades are invited to view the ball and its contents.

Logan General Logan Columbia Heights Washington, D. C Toms United States Minois Washington

Monument Dedication Observed by Sixty-second Regiment

The Sixty second Pennsylvania Volunteers hold a 2 o clock meeting at the Wheatfield monument dedication on the 7th inst. with remarks by Captain William Kennedy and Captain Wm Patterson, prayers by Daniel Surgart, musical band, unveiling, historical review, and a benediction followed by a camp program.

Wm. Keeees B.C Charles America

Army of West Virginia to Hold 13th Reunion in Columbus

The Society of the Army of West Virginia will hold its thirteenth annual reunion at Columbus Ohio on Wednesday and Thursday next. Wednesday forenoon is set for the reception of comrades and Thursday morning will feature the parade and business meeting. Evenings during the holidays will include oratory and music with Major General George Crook expected to preside as president.

Army of West Virginia Society of the Army of West Virginia Columbus George Crook Theoty

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