Labor Day Observed Across Ohio and Mississippi Valley
Across Ohio and neighboring states labor day was marked by large parades and picnics. In Cleveland 3,000 plus tradesmen marched, with Mayor Mosby leading. in Kansas City over 5,000 joined the procession, and Milwaukee saw about 5,000 in line with floats. San Francisco and Chicago also reported extensive displays of unity among unions and crafts.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Creerxs
Chamber of Commerce
Mosby
Representative Green
Cleveland
St. Louis
Schneider's Garden
Kansas City
Troost Park
Keokuk
Rand P
Milwaukee
Shooting Park
Waternoon
Topeka
Humphrey
Chicago
Trades and Labor Assembly
Kolgins
Spset
San Francisco
Iin
Canada
Montreal
Labor Day parades crown New York with record turnout
Labor Day celebrations in New York unfold with two massive parades led by the Central Labor Union and the Central Labor Federation drawing about 20 000 and 25 000 workers respectively. Socialists marchers appear on the East Side as Union Square hosts reviewing stands. similar observances spread to Philadelphia and Canadian cities.
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New York
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Federation
East
East Side
Union Square
Forty-second Street
Fourth Avenue
Boston
Newport
Worcester
Providence
Rail
New England
Bor
Kensington
Richmond
French Challes Reappear at 25c Yard Sales
Duplicate pieces from last week revive demand as styles resurface for today at Jos. Honne & Co Penn Avenue stores.
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Jos. Honne & Co
Penn Avyanne
Grand Jury Indicts Several in September Criminal Term
The September term opened with Judge Magee presiding. Grand jurors were sworn, foreman A H Rowand Jr named, and charges urged for impartial handling. True bills returned include Bedenkovitz, Walon, Sayers for larceny. Meyers for larceny from them. Debold for aggravated assault. Madison for felonious assault. Fitzgerald for malicious mischief. Mary King for keeping a disorderly house. Several cases were ignored. The court adjourned to resume next morning.
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Magee
A. H. Rowand, Jr
Saracin
Braid Walon
Arthur Sayers
Owen McNally
William Welsh
Louis Meyers
Frank Debold
Edward Madison
John Fitzgerald
Mary King
Michael Honan
Bridget Honan
James Curry
Louis Williams
Followed the Judge's Advice in Proiahment Case
Charles Herline a 14 year old indicted for larceny was tried in Criminal Court last term. Found not guilty due to youth. judge Collier chastised the verdict and said you may go and steal another horse. The boy reportedly followed the judge's advice to some extent by taking part of Today’s Trial List.
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Charles Herline
Collier
Edwards sworn in as Pittsburg assistant postmaster
A. J. Edwards arrived from Atlantic City and was sworn in as assistant postmaster of Pittsburg. Colonel Hudson, previously his predecessor, remains as Auditor. The change reflects a new civil service role in the office, with Hudson newly appointed to the auditorship.
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A. J. Edwards
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Colonel Hudson
Mr. Edwards
Ager
United States
Sub-Treasury
McKean
T. J. Hudson
Hudson
Army of Friends
Ridiculous Laxative Craze Compared With Stomach Hitters
The passage condemns promiscuous use of laxatives and drastic cathartics as harmful. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Hitters as a safer remedy that relieves constipation without pain and benefits the stomach bowels and liver. It urges using this remedy to prevent chronic constipation.
Western University Fall Term Opens September Set
The fall term of Western University opens on Wednesday September 9. Prospective students are urged to apply in person or by letter to Prof Griges at the university building. Courses cover civil mining mechanical and electrical engineering with strong practical and theoretical instruction. Also note Jos Hosne Co announces large new stock of advance dress goods at Penn Avenue Stores with latest styles and low prices.
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Western University
Griges
Jos
Honxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos, Homxe & Co
Pittsburg College of Shorthand Offers Year‑Round Admission
The Pittsburg College of Shorthand invites students to enroll any time for personalized instruction by the principal with nearly 20 years in Pennsylvania courts. He has strong ties with local businessmen to place graduates. For circulars and information contact John T. Porter at 547 Liberty Street.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
John T. Porter
Liberty Street
TTS
New Fall Dress Goods Opening In City Stores
An advertisement lists opening fall dress goods by Honxe Co and Huous & Haceer at 401 Smithfield Street Cor Fourth Ave Capital 100000 surplus 61500 deposits from 1 dollar and up with 4 percent interest. It promotes CHEVIOT camel hair dress goods and full color assortments from 1 to 250 a yard, claiming latest styles and lowest prices.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Huous & Haceer
Late News In Brief From Across Europe And Americas
London clerks plan a union while Armada captain dies in Gon. George Best of Durango Tex is bitten by a bear. Cassel mills burn in Germany. Admiral Rieumer invites the British squadron to Toulon. A glycerine factory blast damages a Chennai wall. A fatal rail wreck near St Gothard in Italy. London insurers oppose the American packing Cotton system. Incendiaries near Tacoma cut fire. Governor Ross sends troops to break Waco quarantine. Eighty miners entombed by a mine explosion at Boryslav. Passes killed in a rail wreck near Arrens France. Prime Minister Crispi visits Lord Salisbury. Archbishop Hartburg appointed in Bamberg. Secretary Tracy orders Admiral Brown to Honolulu. McKenneagan baby death and injury. Two men drown near Lake Chicago. Sultan of Turkey reforms Armenian provinces. Hungarian small arms factory shuts down. Paris Figaro notes English peers seek Balkan separation. Stanley to devote proceeds to abolition of slave trade. Rose Gertrude may leave Molokal Seper station. Czar and Emperor William cordial during visit denied by officials. Ireland local government bill expected. Indiana trial of Mrs Whittehead and Rev Pettit poisons Hattie Pettit. Harrison and Sherman attend Army reunion in Toledo. Argom damaged collision reaches Parnasbuco. California back to Lizard after blade loss.
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London
Gon
George Best
Durango
Tex
Germany
Admiral Rieumer
Toulon
St. Gothard Tunnel
Iraly
Insurance Acenta
Towa City
Ross
Texas
Waco
Boryslav
Austria
Arrens
France
Crispi
Rome
Lord Salisbury
Sch Hartbure
Bamberg
Ropa
Tracy
Admiral Brown
Port Townsend
Wash
Honolulu
Simon McKenmeagan
Stanley
Rose Gertrude
Molokal Seper
William
Russia
Ireland
Indiana
Elma C. Whittehead
Wiliam F. Pettit
Hattie Pettit
Harrison
General Sherman
The
Society of the Army of the Cumaoe
Toledo
Senator Delamater Visits Washington County Fair
Senator Delamater will arrive early today and spend the day at the Washington County Fair shaking hands with voters. He is accompanied by A. J. Edwards Assistant Postmaster David Collingwood and other local Republicans.
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Senator Delamater
Washington County Fair
A. J. Edwards
David Collingwood
Suffering of Mrs Hunziker Highlights Local Treatments
A dramatic account from the Eleventh ward details Mrs Henry Hunziker of Colwell Street enduring severe catarrh and dyspepsia. The piece credits Penn Avenue specialists with cures after other efforts failed.
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Penn Avenue
Henry Hunziker
Colwell Street
Eleventh Ward
Thin City
A Lady's Picture Among Pittsburg Fruit Raisers
Mrs. C Coolbach of Garrack describes years of head throat and stomach trouble with constant colds and nasal discharge. She suffered dull pains in the forehead and nose and struggled to breathe through her nose, often needing to mouth breathe.
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Pittsburg
C. Coolbach
Garrack
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Momen
D. Jayne
Criminal Court AT Work
Day
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Mary Thebold Two
Ben Lawson
Louisa Myers
Braid Walton
Pittsburg College of Shorthand
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Jos. Horne & Co
Ussa Hucus & Hacer
Datll
Autrecht
Elite Gallery
Market St
Pitsburg
Hucus & Hacks
Urissa
Baeuerlein
Labizs
Tissa * Buers & Hacker
Drrex Baeurlein
Jos. Horney Co
Riffon Aganon
Omar
Oanee Lake
Tur
Paris Figaro
England
Argom
Parnasbuco
California
Lizard
Delamater
Washington County
Ely
ELY Bros
Warren
St. N.Y
Bennett F. Davenport
Royal
Hepuee
Davenport
Wolf
Pik-Ron
Brain Glass
Chinawane
O.p Bastere Aa
Cver
Gtaiy Basys
Wolff & Randolph
Wit
Grain Tinwane E Iik
Farnish
Mrs. i Henry “Hunziker
Catarrh and
Pittsboro
McMichaan Os Dd
Se Mtsune
Buffalo
Rtésuawk
Melton
Jackson’s
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth St
Penn Ave
J. Diamond
Optician
Sixth Street
Garrack, Allegheny Co
Bra
Copeland
Blair
Aleep
Dus
Copeeland & Blair
Sixth Avenue
DRS
Copeland & Blair
Mr. Shoppells
Nate Me
Posialiod Ward
Hforsis
Prics
Iy Iy
Ani M-Tsso
Star Corner
Aus
N. W. Cor
Bogios Mondey
J. A. Burgoon
Express
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
J. A, Burgoon
Kornblum
Optical Establishment
Fifth Ave
Pittaburg
WH. E. Stferen
Smithfist
SBURG
Oo Optical CO
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Rob Bruce Wallace
Gen
Main St
O. Seventeenth and
Pege
Railroads
Ditisburg
Castle Shannon
Itee
Ariington
Ina
EOD
S.m
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Prince Charles
Smithfield St
Pittsburg Union Station
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Cincinnati
Lennise
Lane
Steubenville
Neeling
M. Wanklinston
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Creseee
Iria
Niles
Pea
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Erie
Ashtabula
Leeladale
Leetsdale
Aviv
Youngstown
New Castle
Niles and
Oenpescown
Wheelin
Uelnire
Unaks
Leetedala
Ailroads
Union Eastern Standard
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Pullman
Wes
Uday
Sam
T.a
Alliant
Dally Fort Mall
Brooklyn Annex
Brooklynu
N. Y
Cresson
Pacific
Uniontown
Greensburg
Aion
Cinels
Ielal
Fevenal ST. Station
Halraville
Blairsville
Butler
Springdale
Orth
Apollo
Munganga Traim
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Stree
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Lai
Pitta
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Tee
Oure, A Folk
Tea City
Brownsville
Nuntowni
Monongahbeia
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Amee
Elizabeth Accommodation
Abeba mi
Do Finh
Union Station
Chas. E. Pugh
J. BR. Wood
Irisbure
Lake Erele Rassford Company
Levant
Cincionati
Chil
Salamanca
Clevaland
St Louis
Tor Stansfield
Hmen
Beschmans
Mansfeld
Seschmaak
Depawr
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Xow Haeven
West Newton
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Relte Vernon
Monon
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Akron
Buller
Washington, D. C
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Washington, Pa
Cincinnaati
Columbus
Baltimore
Piarg Transfer Coseery
Wood St
G.smithfield
É. 'T. U'Dell
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Llegheny Valley Railroal
Meres
Lntee
Standysburg
Naee Ae
Walley
Kittanning
Hulton
Braeburn
Lk P. Im
Chara Eet Fac
P.m. Pullman Parior
Lake Chawtani
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