The Wallace Webster Recitals Resume in Pittsburgh
The article surveys audience reactions to musical performances and critics the habit of clapping as a response to art versus athletic showmanship. It notes Wallace Webster recitals returning this season with Mrs Dean Wallace Webster Miss Elizabeth Webster and notable local performers, and mentions upcoming piano and song evenings before Christmas along with changes in local orchestras Gernert and Guenther Orchestra and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Bilondin
Patti
Pelle
Webster
Harry RB. Brockett
Carnegie
Allegheny
Duquesne Club
Gernert
Toerre Brothers
Pittsburg
Cntre
Wallace-Webster
Dean Wallace-Webster
Elizabeth Webster
Messrs. Beveridge
L. C
Increasing the Membership The Convention
The Americus Republican Club met last night with six candidates elected and 22 applications. The Johnstown Relief Committee reported distributions to sufferers. A letter from Edwin S. Stewart urged the September 24 convention in the city. Delegates chosen were H. B. Paul, John D. Littell, and H. D. W. English, with D. F. Collingwood, James H. Willock, James M. Walker. A committee was named to meet local clubs to arrange hospitality for visiting delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Republican Club
Johnstown Relief Committee
Edwin S. Stewart
State League of Republican Clubs
H. 8. Paul
John D. Littell
H. D. W. English
D. F. Collingwood
James H. Willock
James M. Walker
A. J. Bawards
G. Roenigk
George 8
Houghton
Tariff
Allegheny Republican
Everett Piano Club promotes easy payments and bulk discounts
The Everett Piano Club offers members the easiest payments of 100 dollars per week and the lowest cash price by contracting for 450 pianos. Prospective members are urged to request a circular or visit 137 Federal Street, Allegheny, with endorsements from Carl Retter and other professors praising the piano’s tone and touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Alex. Ross
Federal Street
Allegheny
Carl Retter
Jos. H. Gittin
H. Rohbeck
F. Albrecht
Everett Club
John Howard
Gusky's Exposition Exhibit Stands Out For Magnificence
The Gusky's display occupies a 35 by 45 foot space, the largest in the building, with three large glass cases in antique oak. The goods span all Gusky's offerings, arranged artistically beneath electric lighting and a central eau de cologne fountain. Silk banners highlight the Gusky's name, inviting viewers to admire what is described as the most artistic exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusky’s
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Hats and excursions advertised by Bennett and Co in Pittsburg
Bennett and Co explores hats from Youman to Lincoln and Christy English styles at Wood Street and Fifth Avenue. Travel offers include Niagara Falls Toronto trips with rail, and Missouri Pacific Railways round trips at special fares. Also notices for tailored suits, jewels, kid gloves, and first class rail tickets from Pittsburg offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett & Co
Youman
Dunlap
Silverman
Boston
Christy
Lincoln, Bennett & Co
Heath
J G. Bennett & Co
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Pittsburg
Lake Erie R. R
Ingara Falls
Buffalo
Mwssu
Missouri Pacific Railway
H. Thompson
Central
Liberty Street
Increasing the Army Forces in Germany and Imperial Tensions
Berlin reports on Reichstag concerns over military expansion and social reform. Bismarck waits on French elections as parliament debates a 60,000,000 mark credit to form two new army corps. Russia tensions rise, entente with Britain favored. German crews from Samoa praised by Prince Henry in Kiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Prince Bismarck
Prince Biswarck
Reichstag
Landtag
Bismarck
Foreign Office
Russia
Czarewitz
Paris
William
Co! Gazette
St. Peete
Hamburg
Germany
St. Petersburg
England
Europe
Adler
Eber
Samoa
Kiel
Prince Henry
Barbers Row: War Over Late Hours Sparks Union Split
Southside barbers clash over shops open past 8 PM defying the union terms. The Barbers' Protective Union will dissolve immediately, while tensorial art followers press on. Journeyman barbers may thwart the plan, backed by their own strong union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Protective Union
Obituary notices list several Pittsburgh area deaths
A scanned fragment lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices from September 1889, naming individuals such as Faepenick Fenbach, Lies Evayres, A P Lewis, Lindbay Thomas T, Owen Lawler, Joseph Martin Sr, John Mulvihill, Nancy A. McCurdy, William Orth, Elizabeth Price, Rudolph, Bernard Smith, Stephen A. Vetter Jr, and Agnes Werner. Entries give residences in Allegheny, Oak Evaryres, Homewood, Castle Shannon, Pike Street, Millvale, and other local areas, with anticipated funeral dates, times, and invitation phrases for friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isfenbace
Hoereler Street
Nineteenth Ward
Faepenick
Dir- Fenbach
Oak
Evayres
North Street
Allegheny
Faonoral
Chartiers
C. v. R . Lindbay
Thomas T
Peeseee
Emma Teteny
Kelly Street
Homewood
Lawler
Owen Lawler
County Kildare
Ireland
Frederick Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Martin
Joseph Martin, Sr
Buerkle
Pike Street
Thomas and
Oliva Frame McClintock
St. Louis
Orth
Sma. M
William Orth
Johnstown
George C. Orth
Allegheny City
Ohio Street
Price
Elizabeth Price
Delaware Street
Rudolph
Erro
Steeke
A. R
Ashton Staeoet
Ornia Ayesos
Alleebeny
Smith
Bernard Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Ligoniert
Newark
N. J
Vetter
Stephen A. Jr
Stephen A
Mary A. Vetter
Hollidaysburg
Altoons
Werner
Saturda
Houen
Snof
Agnes Werner
Lincoln Avenue
Millvale
Horse stolen from Stevenson’s Mills in Moon township
A fine horse was stolen from A B Stevenson at Stevenson’s Mills, Moon township. Last evening a telegram said J A Lininger of New Wilmington had captured the animal, but the thief’s whereabouts were not disclosed. Westinghouse Electric asks Garrison alley workers to toil day and night to meet demand for dynamos for London plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warde
Grand Opera House
Fieth
Ind
Father
Eari
A. B. Stevenson
Stevenson’s Mills
Moon Township
J. A. Lininger
New Willmington
Westinghouse Electric Company
Garrison Alley
London
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Raphael
Makart
Charles V
the Grand
Eugene C. Helisley
Morell Institute
Xaver Scharwenka
Heffley
The
Americus Club
the Convention
Everett Piano Club
J. G. Bennett & Co
Corper
Anderson
Midfield Street
Fifth Ave
Market St
Reliabce
F. Schoenthal
Penn Ave
G. A. BR
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hastings
Tryab
Hucvus & Hackn
T Heres Koeppes
Hraure
Thony Mercion
Appouice Gumbrech
Frederick Ney
Lizzie Smith
M. Scott
Inabeth J. Gilbert
Adam Kolbrich
Ifasline Manser
John Nchwiteer
Barbara Hineal
Magnus Johnson
Louise Carlson
Ale Haurl
France
Peace OF Europe
S P. i
Jones—Ramsay
W. E. Donaldson
Thomas B. Jones
Mavtpe Ramsay
Bennett, Pa
Benitz
Lacock Street
St. Mary's Church
Sweetaees
Morris E
Emanuel
Sophie Monnss
North Avenue
Alleheny
Zieg
Third Street
Georox
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Penn Avenue
James M
Fullerton
Seventh Street
H. Devuee
Grant Street
Fifth
Portiere
P. C. Schoeneck
N. B
Himmelrich
Braddock
Braddock Ave
Federal St
MG Campbell & Sons
Gloria
Bell Morley
Penn Building
Fleishman & CO
Mew Department Stores
Market Street
Holkar
Hood
OCL
Hood & Co
Saraapa
Trilla
Lowell
Mass
Tutt’s
Amsler
DE. J. M. McClaren
Smithfield and
Fourth Avenue
I. S. Waugaman
Smithfield Street
Lasse
Spe
Cially
Boston Novelty Store
Durham
Royal Worcester
H. G. Hayden & CO
Athn Fs
D. Lewis
Patenta, Aera Ee Eae
Wiltedetphils
Media Academy
Potnie
West Point
Sauepelee
Cohn
Trical
Ehorthand Ewe
Evers
A. B
A. M
Harvard
Media
Phils
Brooke Hall
Eastman
Musical Paperteeet School
C. Shortlidge
Swithin C. Shortlidge
Danziger & Shoenberg
Morris H. Danziger
Sixth Street
Purgis
Bex Halt Risott
Bex
Orhat
Tenth and
Penn
Pickering
Alon A Cieenehy
Everstedy
Chanse
Alar
Sentisrsesca
Pickerings
OLD Reliable
Tenth Street
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