Pennsylvania Day at Gettysburg Parade Plans Revealed
The two day Pennsylvania Day program for Gettysburg outlines a grand veteran parade reviewed by the Governor on September 11 and 12. Major General Gregg issues orders detailing Army Corps deployments, division formations, distances, and the route to the National Cemetery for monument handover ceremonies.
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Ninth Regiment to Dedicate Gettysburg Monument
General orders outline a ceremony plan for the Ninth Regiment’s monument dedication at Gettysburg. Assembly at 1:30 PM, prayer, hymn, historical address by A P Morrison, monument transfer by Robert Taggart, song by the regiment, and brief member addresses with doxology, followed by photo around the monument.
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Gettisburg
Edward Fisher
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Junction
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Richarde
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Dram Corps
America
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Robert Taggart
E. Torrance
John Brown
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Convention Plans at Irwin
Father F Regis Canevin and P W dferee publish a bulletin for the Pittsburgh and Allegheny Diocese union convention at Irwin Station. Events include a 9:30 am high mass, 10:30 am opening, a 6:30 pm street parade, and an evening lecture. The note urges electing a lay president, binding the organization, engaging young men via libraries and clubs, supporting Father Matthew choir, and funding the endowment share. Delegates urged to attend.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
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Allegheny
Irwin Station
Thomson's Hall
Father Matthew
Off His Preserves Local Insurance Men Guarding Lines
A long hearing before Alderman McMasters covered Stewart Brown charged as a representative of the Armstrong Insurance Company of New York. The case, presented by W J Morris, focused on license requirements to operate an insurance business in Pennsylvania. The proceedings concluded with Brown held in bail.
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Stewart Brown
McMasters
Brown
Armstrong Insurance Company
New York
W. J. Morris
Somanenie Company
E. M. Samen
Tion
G. C. Lascar
Trial set for Conrad Houseman and W F Hunter
Conrad Houseman and W F Hunter, named among those charged with running speak easies in MC, were scheduled for trial in court by Alderman Gripp in the afternoon.
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Conrad Houseman
W. F. Hunter
Alderman Gripp
Demand Improvements at Water Ways Convention
At the Water Ways Convention the Committee on Resolutions, led by J. H. Murphy, presented a unanimous set of demands. They urge federal river improvements for easy navigation and cheap transport, protest congressionally blocked funds, warn against faulty bridges, and call for removal of obstructions to protect commerce on Mississippi and its tributaries. They also back the Ohio upper waters linking to Lake Erie via a proposed canal or similar project.
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Committee On Resolutions
J. H. Murphy
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Washington
New Orleans
Memphis
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Great Northwest Lake
Lake Erie
Select Knights Enjoy Silver Lake Picnic With 3000 Plus Attendees
The McCall Division of the Uniform Select Knights held a large picnic at Silver Lake Grove. About 3,000 to 4,000 attendees, in full army dress, marched from Moreland Brock East Liberty led by Captain L A Barr and Major Elliot McCall. A marching display, supper for guests, and evening dancing followed, under Mayor McCall’s management, with orderly crowds and praise for organization.
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Silver Lake Grove
McCall Division
Uniform Select Knights
United States Army
Moreland Brock
East Liberty
L. A. Barr
Elliot McCall
East End
Manual of Arms
Amon
Woodlands
Aegis
United States
McCall
Methods in Conference at Pittsburg Amity to Host Next Session
At the Pittsburg conference of the Methodist Protestant Church yesterday Dr John Scott chaired in his absence. Visitors Rev Reed of United Presbyterian and Rev William Hastings of Toronto addressed the body. The examination of pastors resumed as letters were read. Rev J B Walker spoke on ministerial education and Adrian Co. The session voted to hold the next annual meeting at Amity on the first Wednesday of September. Rev A I Seaman preached in the evening to a large audience.
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Pittsburg
Methodist Protestant Church
Springdale
John Scott
Reed
United Presbyterian Church
William Hastings
Toronto
J. B. Walker
Board of Ministerial Education
Peculiar Elevator Death of Chicago Grain Worker Szoll
The coroner was notified of the death of Jacob Szoll a grain elevator employee at Parcell's elevator on Larrabee Street Chicago. While loading or unloading wheat a door came away and a large quantity of grain collapsed into the shaft trapping him. the exact cause and circumstances are being investigated.
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Jacob Szoll
Parcell
Larrabee Street
Szoll
City pay rolls near completion for August as workers await wages
The August payrolls are almost finished for city departments. Today the firemen and employees of markets and wharves will receive pay, the police are to be paid Saturday morning at Central Station, and employees on streets and sewers will be paid on Monday.
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Final Viewers meeting on Fifth Avenue paving project
The Board of Viewers met yesterday to review grading and paving work on Fifth Avenue from Penn to Franks Town Avenues in East End. The stretch under consideration spans about one and a half miles.
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Penn and
Frankstown Avenues
East End
Canada Fears War Quiet. Grand Trunk Manager Sees Behring Issue as Joke
New York dispatch quotes Joseph Hickson, Montreal Grand Trunk Railway general manager, downplaying war talk with Canada over Behring Sea. He criticizes U S labor and immigration laws, praises diplomatic resolution, laments Interstate Commerce Commission limits on pooling, and calls for legalized pooling to stabilize railroad rates.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
Canada
United States
New York
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway System
Trunk Line Commissioner's Office
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Sitka
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Geometeas Commission
Albert Fink
America
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Ten Thousand Fall Suits Offered At Bargain Prices
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company announces the sale of 10,000 men’s suits at $12 and $15 with full finish and quality rivaling custom make. Sale begins at 8 AM at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House. Also notes Frauenheim and Vileack’s Pilsner beer advertised in first-class bars.
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Frauenheim & Vileack
Escaped Dixmont Inmate Peter Griffin Feigns Insanity
Peter Griffin, an inmate at Dixmont Hospital prison department, escaped yesterday morning amid meal service. Convicted about a year and a half ago for robbing a Penn Avenue store, he received six years to the penitentiary. Declared insane six months into confinement, Griffin’s escape prompts police scrutiny over his alleged feigning of madness to gain transfer.
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Dixmont Hospital
Griffin
S Penn Avenue
Dixmont
Fatal Accident At Bellevennon Rail Wreck Claims Scanlon Brother
A gravel train derailed on the Bellevennon road after being struck by a cow. Eight cars left the track. Three Scanlon brothers from Milesville were on the rear car. one was killed, another suffered a broken leg, and the third was seriously hurt.
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Scanlon
Milesville
Photographers offer expo photo specials at 6S Federal Street
Popular Photographers at 6S Federal Street Allegheny announce special low rates for Exposition photographs with liberal discounts on all work. Cabinets priced at $1 a dozen. Also featuring new fall neckwear. Jos, Horse & Co. Penn Avenue stores.
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Allegheny
Jos
Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Beware of Imitations at the Standard Photo Art Gallery
The Standard Photo Art Gallery at 70 Federal Street Allegheny advertises fine cabinets at $1 per dozen. The notice invites visitors to bring children and notes there are no stairs to climb.
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Federal Street
Allegheny
Aufrecht's Elite Gallery Anounce Prices In Pittsburg
Mothers bring children to Aufrecht's Elite Gallery at 516 Market Street Pittsburg for a limited offer. Elevator access noted. Cabinets offered at 1 per proof.
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Aufrecht
Market Street
Pittsburg
The Soft Eyelet versus The Brass Eyelet in Corsets
A discussion questions why women did not invent the eyelet for dress use, contrasting a soft loop of corset lace with a hard brass eyelet. It notes the Ball and Kabo corsets sold nationwide, offering refunds after a short wear period, and cites CircaGco Construction Co. of Chicago and New York as advertisers.
One-Half Price Spring and Summer Clothing Sale
Just now we are busily engaged in converting remaining stock into cash before cooler weather. The hot term continues with temperatures higher than this summer so thin garments are essential. Choose Alpaca Seersucker Pongee Mohair Flannel or d Eto Coat and West at half regular price.
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Canada
Congress
Inter-State Commerce Commission
The Lively Shoe Trade Continues Through August
The issue highlights strong August sales in Boys and Misses School Shoes with many thousand pairs sold at $1 and $1 25. The retailer cites popularity, value, and reopening of schools as key drivers, claiming their solid leather shoes outperform similar offerings priced higher elsewhere.
New Fall Hats At Popular Prices In Pittsburg
Citizens in Pittsburg rally against gilt-edged hatters and embrace affordable headgear. Our Yeoman Knox Dunlap and Little English Derbys offer same quality as chic retailers but priced from 1.24 to 3.0 dollars. Childrens hats also feature a wide range of trendy styles at low prices.
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Pittsburg
Knox, Dunlap
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