Postage Free Regularity on Sale at Bren tano's and Paris
Advertises The Dispatch available for postage free in the United States through Bren tano's New York address and a Paris outlet. Describes subscription rates by quarter month year and Sunday delivery, with carrier delivery prices and weekly rates. Also lists various price points and dates from the Pittsburgh edition dated Monday September 12 162.
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Caton Soomre
New York
Ave de Popers
Paris
France
United States
Pany Otepate
Dart Insraton
Daty Disraton
Daty Disratch
Wernie
Poents
Health authorities meet on cholera prevention in three states
The Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia conference held in the city urged rapid measures to prevent cholera transmission. Ohio and West Virginia leaders reported hospital camps and train inspections while Pennsylvania lagged due to funding shortfalls. A temporary $90 000 loan was proposed to fund public protection efforts amid a looming health emergency.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
State Board of Health of
Arctic Adventure Risk Sparks Debate on Peary Return
The report outlines relief at Lieutenant Peary’s safe return from the Arctic while questioning whether the scientific and geographical gains justify the peril and cost. It argues life is precious and expeditions into icebound regions offer limited benefit beyond occasional findings and curiosity.
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Arctic
A New Statistical Method Criticizes Wage Reports
The Beltmore Sun questions Peck’s New York wage figures and mocks wage data by employers. It notes wage earners like compositors printers and reporters could not recall yearly pay, suggesting true wages require workers’ own tallies. It highlights Peele of Indiana as a Democrat whose wage testimony challenges established figures.
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Beltmore Sun
Whittier
Gressy Liberet
Stonewall Jackson
Peck
New York
Sve
Wagt
Isbor
Peele
Indiana
Llans
Lst
Unclear Frontline Rhetoric in New Orleans Controversy
A fragment argues pot policy and race clashes as a vivid display at a New Orleans boxing event. It contends Democratic outlets must denounce perceived Negro domination and calls for Caucasian horror in the wake of the incident.
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New Orleans
Scarecrow of Race Fears in Boxing Riot Rhetoric
A racist screed argues that a Brooklyn Democrat boxer, Jack Skelly, is overwhelmed by a Black challenger in eight rounds. The writer warns of Negro domination, white supremacy loss, and demands force bills to curb racial violence in sporting events and society.
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Jack Skelly
Brooklyn
National quarantine urged to curb cholera threat
The Medical News highlights Dr. E. O. Shakespeare of Philadelphia arguing for a national quarantine at all frontiers and suspension of immigration during danger. He maintains state quarantines are uneven and costly, while a centralized system would reduce losses and better control entry points.
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E. O. Shakespeare
Philadelphia
Shakespeare
Transformation planned for Pittsburgh Point district
A project proposes a sixty foot avenue from Water to Sixth street parallel to Penn avenue to revitalize the Point district. With Schenley management support the plan aims to rebuild the area into prime business architecture and include a 100 foot square around the historic block-house.
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Develorgelow
Point District
Water
Sixth Street
Penn Avenue
Duquesne Way
Pittsburg
Schenley
Department of Public Safety
Schenney
Monopolistic Plans in Coal Case Raise Prices and Monopoly Hopes
New York legislative committee hears A. A. McLeod on the anthracite deal. He argues the aim is economies in production not price hikes, but admits a price rise from 74 to 75 cents per ton is possible. He proposes a wholesale and retail monopoly in New York City to cut costs, predicting 75 cent per ton savings for consumers.
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New York
A. A. McLeod
McLeod
New York City
Legislative Committee
New Jersey
Fifty Years of the Pittsburg Post and Contemporary Politics
The Pittsburg Post marks its fiftieth anniversary with its Sunday edition and reflects on its Democratic alignment, dignity of critique, and the trend of daily papers publishing year round. It notes the era’s shift toward daily issues and previews maritime and political topics including a proposed California congressional race and an American Cup yacht contest.
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Pittsburg Post
The
Post
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the Post
King Arthur's Country and a Cornish Coach Tour
A traveler recalls starting from Tresmeer to Camelot by coach, then walks Tintagel and Boscastle exploring Arthurian sites. The piece contrasts Tennyson and Baedeker visions, notes Clovelly and Lynmouth beauty, praises coach top views, and muses on England's growth and imperfect progress.
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Tresmeer
Camelot
Bradshaw
Baehelier
Arthur
Tintagel
Shalott
Enid
Elaine
Damer
Tennyson
Camelford
Baedeker
Boscastle
King Arthur
Trebarwith
Tre- Darwith Strand
England
America
Tintgel
Favorites of Fortune and Other Notables in Brief
A miscellany notes Professor Smyth’s heresy charge dismissed, Italy’s Eric Humbert excels in amateur cooking, Denmark’s Queen plays piano duets with daughters, Congressman Springer recovers and plans campaign work. State Geologist Hall leads New York’s World’s Fair display, Tsar Empress of Japan famed for koto, Rear Admiral Luce heads U S exhibits in Madrid, Montenegro’s prince writes war songs, Canada’s Caldwell Abbott delays retirement, Rupert Garrett’s Austrian Alps coaching draws attention. A five-horse drag leads a procession as the party crosses the Alps passes.
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Smyth
Andover Theological Seminary
Eric Humbert
Italy
Denmark
Congressman Springer
James Hall
New York
Empire State
Empress
Japan
Apritkal Luce
United States Navy
Madrid
Prince of
Montenegro
Sinmons Caldwell Abbott
Dominion of Canada
Liverpool
Rupert Garrett
Austrian Alps
St. Gothard, Stilfserjoch
Flustermung Passes
Pittsburgers Registered in New York Hotels
A list of Pittsburgers registered in New York hotels includes J A Alexander Broadway Central Alvermann St Denis F Bakewell Plaza Hotel H L Clark Windsor Hotel L Close International Hotel A Cunningham Tremont A V Davis Murray Hill J T Denniston Murray Hill J W Gillette Grand Hotel S Harris Barrett House G Hodges Den is Hotel B C Tol New York Hotel J James Broadway & Jen Hotel Livingstone Astor House Loy & Benae MacFarlane Hoffman J McCann ieire W MacCreight Moston House rs 8 Moke Hotel Imperial D W Mo Naughter seer Ofman House Mrs E Eilite St Denis Hotel H R B Moorhead Windsor J P Muurphy Oriental Hotel G T Price Sturtevant House M G Robertson Sturtevant G Duse Siemens Hotel separate imperial
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Barrett House
G. Hodges
J. Denis
B.C. Tol
James
Broadwa Contra
Jen
Rinl
Astor House
Loy
Ben Ae MacFarlane
Hoffman
J. McCan
Ieire W. MacCreight
Moston” House
Moke
Hotel “Imperial
D. W. Mo
Naughter, Seer
Ofman House
E. Eilite
St. Denis
H. RB. Moorhead
Windsor
J. P. Muurphy
Oriental Hotel
G. T. Price
Sturtevant House
M. G. Robertson
Sturtevant
G Duse
Siemens Hotel Feapertale
Perial
Della Fox Flaunts Seven Rosebuds Boutonniere Trend
In a Broadway Theater moment Della Fox of the Hopper troupe wore seven white rose buds on Prince Mataya's dress suit, signaling a new ultra-dude fashion. Boutonniere costs are rising with brokers projecting a high price this fall as Broadway franschists prepare to meet the trend.
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Della Fox
Hopper Opera Company
Prince Mataya
New Cruiser Cincinnati to Be Launched in September
New York Sept 11 The Cincinnati will be launched on Saturday in September with a Cincinnati woman named to christen the vessel. Chief Engineer James H Chal mer oversaw a recent 10 000 horsepower engine trial at the yard machine shop and the engines are reported satisfactory. The ship is expected to be ready for early next month.
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Cincinnati
New Yoas
James H. Chalmer
Prejudice Against Gladstone by Cable to the Dispatch
Berar Sept 11 The dignity of Emperor William s rescript suspending maneuvers in the annexed provinces contrasts with President Carnot s ebullitions and his pro dual alliance antics The rescript posted to Alsace Lorraine regrets the cholera prevents a hoped for stay among loyal subjects Carnot s performances are dismissed and the Dreibund is discussed in tense tones Lord Salisbury s pledged aid and Rosebery s stance are debated Germany and Austria reportedly backed Salisbury to appease Italy
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Berar
William
Carnot
Statthalter
Alsace
Lorraine
England
Morocco
Egypt
Lord Salisbury
France
Italy
Lord Rosenerey
Pope approves relics of St. Ann in New York
Rome has confirmed authenticity of the relics brought to New York and sent a letter of apostolic benediction to Mgr. O'Reilly. The Vatican acknowledges the devotion sparked by the exposition and notes the appointment of the bearer as Prothonotary Apostolic.
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Vatican
Mgr. O'Reilly
New York
Rome
St. Ann
Fins
M. Card. Rampolla
Bernard O'Reilly
Labor Leaders to Visit Reading Railroade Embrace Collective Grievances
Chief Arthur and Chief Morrissey conferred with Reading Railway committee on grievances. Officials from the Knights of Labor and Federation of Labor plan to join in a letter to President McLeod to protest railroad company attitudes toward organized labor. A Hazelton dispatch notes continued discussions between Reading and its engineers.
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PaiLaps
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chifef
P. H. Morrissey
A. Wilkinson
Reading Railrose
Nevest Neer
Powaady
Knights of Labor
Gompera
Federation of Labor
Presiden McLeod
Hazelton
0C Santose Nevi Rae Oomee
Engineers & Sec
Reading
Vermont Returns Show Fuller Victory and Shifts in Seats
Fuller's majority exceeds Smalley by about 19 625 and over all by 17 000 as returns from all towns except Groton Stanpard and Caledonia county are counted. The GOP loses 9 678 seats since 1888 while Democrats fall by 1 and 4 Democrats are elected, 19 fewer than 1890, plus two Citizens candidates. Richmond GOP town votes late for Thomas Hently, Democrat, as balloting continues.
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Fuller
Wurtz River
Jonorson
Groton
Stanpard
Caledonia County
Smalley
Richmond
Thomas Hently
Germany Makes Her Choice by Cable to the Disator
The National Zeitung reports Privy Councillor Glaznapp of the Imperial Treasury will represent Germany at the International silver conference. It says no definite result is expected and that politeness to the United States prompted European nations to attend the discussions.
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National Zeitung
Glaznapp
Imperial Treasury
Germany
United States
Euro
Judge Norman Martin Nominated In Butler-Lawrence Consolidation
Democratic conferees met at Ellwood and selected Judge Norman Martin as their candidate for judge to fill the unexpired term of Jo McMichael. The Governor soon after renominated him following McMichael’s death.
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New Casrin
Butler-Lawrence
Ellwood
Martin
Jo McMichael
Catholics Demonstration in Braddock Blesses Two Banners
Braddock was thronged with Slavonic Catholics for a procession marking the blessing of two banners for the St Michael Society of Homestead and Catholic societies from Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
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Braddock
Bravpocs
St. Michael Society of Homesteadatholic Societies
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Good Fortune of a Farm Hand in Austria Find
Franz Lindhartz, a farm hand near Stockerau, Austria, unearthed an iron vessel on Thursday containing 2,900 ancient florins valued at 7,000 marks. The discovery occurred while he was digging on farmland.
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Bextrs
Franz Lindhartz
Stockerau
Austria
Deaths Here and Elsewhere Reported Inconsistent Notice
Death notices mention M. W. Statson of Pittsburg dying in Ardora Pennsylvania, with relatives in Martland avenue Base a. Females sent to Mechanicsburg Ohio and a separate obituary for Mrs. Margaret Quinn of New Castle age 71, widow of Jobn Quinn, with funeral planned in Allegheny this afternoon.
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M. W. Statson
Pittsburg
Ardora
Denree
Ma D. Shaver
Martland Avenue
Base A
Mechanicsburg
Margaret Quinn
Harry Wglson
New Scents
Wea
Ray Fore
Jobn Quinn
Obituary notes and prominent deaths in Europe and America
Daubray the Palais Royal comedian died in Paris on Saturday. Pegg Fuarerty, husband of Mrs. Jennie Imball and stepfather of Corrie the actress, died in Boston on Friday. M Borenstein died Saturday in Vienna. he was once associated with the Staats Zeitung of Chicago. James Taow, former Member of Parliament for South Perth, collapsed dead on a recent Friday.
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Daubray
Palais Royal
Paris
Pegg FuauRerty
Jennie Imball
Corrie
Boston
M. Borenstein
Vienna
Staats Zeitung
Chicago
James Taow
South Perth
Pers
Libera Spa Coe
Campaign News and Comment on Republican League and Dailxell Rivalry
The piece reports on mushroom political clubs being admitted to the State Republican League, President Robinson's support and the Williamsport convention setup, plus national party activity. It covers Democratic outlooks in England, tariff debates, and shifting nominations across states including Indiana, New York, Illinois, and North Carolina, noting fusion talks in North Dakota and Pennsylvania primary dynamics and the Baker ballot law.
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State Republican League
Dalxell
Williamsport
Buffalo
College League
Women's Republcan Association
England
A. C. Bowen
New York
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Blaine
Jose
Chicago
Tims
Anaes
Wen
Nak
Washington
People’s Party
Massachusetts
New York State
Illinois
Eour Eyo
Indiana
Sion
Ichigan
Kansas
Louisiana
Apgee Nea
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
David Martin
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Democratic
Carter
Harrity
Guffey
Adlai Stevenson
Les the Demoortele
Portmouth Chron keeps Blair nomination under fire
The Portamouth Chron iole, a leading Republican paper in Rockingham county, condemns ex Senator Blair berth on the ticket as an insult to the party and urges Republicans to reject Blair in November, urging others to leave Blair's ticket.
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Blair
Comcomn
Portamouth Chroniole
Rockingham County
New Hampshire
Seajoriey
Rit Eowaes
Welree
Arnold Questions Quarantine Belief Prompting Ongoing Measures
The Chicago Globe notes Sir Edwin Arnold doubts quarantine efficacy yet affirms its continuation. Authorities proceed with public health restrictions despite skepticism from Arnold.
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Chicago Globe
Edwin Arnold
State Bank Circulation Sparks Democratic Debate
Matthew Marshall argues against reviving state banknotes as dangerous to the currency. He cites the current money mix, including greenbacks and silver, and warns of depreciation risks if gold reserves dwindle. He notes Republicans and Cleveland's stance while urging adherence to hard money principles.
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Sas
Harrison
Blaine
Smith
Europe
Curious Condensations From an Old Epoch Almanac
A patchwork of curiosities ranges from heaven’s population to rattling floats of science. Notes claim vast sums, global locations, and oddities in Africa, Asia, and Europe, including moving stones, herbal clocks, vulcanized rubber, and coral riches.
Sympathies and quar antine policy in ship disease cases
Editorial excerpts criticize quarantine practice on infected ships urging separation of sick from healthy passengers. Articles from Chicago Philadelphia New York and others condemn confinement of well passengers and call for safer shore removal and improved inspection amid public safety concerns.
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Chicago News
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Advertiser
Philadelphia Times
New York
Philadelphia Record
Jenkins
Tammany
Philadelphia Press
Hearts and Rings and Witty Quotations in Brief Gossip
A collage of fragmented dialogue and captions from multiple papers notes social rumors. Excerpts touch engagements gas savings absent mindedness and fashion misfits with light sarcasm and playful banter among names like Minnie Gladys Nell Belle and Sam.
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