Market outlook strengthens across West and cotton regions
Special telegrams report rising activity in leading distributive lines in Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha Cincinnati and Louisville New Orleans shows favorable interior trade while New York Philadelphia and Boston face distribution delays. Crop prospects corn and cotton remain promising with sugar outlook weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
Bradstreet's
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Pittsburg
Detroit
Louisville
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Boston
S. Milwaukee
Cleveland
Bessemer
Treasury 50
Cooperative Pianos Offerings at Allegheny Plan
The Co operative Pianos scheme promises piano placement in homes via a weekly 1 dollar payment plan with no interest. A draw selects one member weekly to receive a piano, with options to pay cash or partial payments, and delivers on September 21 from 137 Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Ross
Federal St
Allegheny
Missouri Pacific sells one fare tickets for West and Southwest
The Missouri Pacific Railway announces one fare tickets on September 24 and 16 for travel west and southwest. Tickets are valid for thirty days. For details contact the nearest coupon ticket office or S. H. Thompson, Central Pass. Agent, 1119 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Ry
S. H. Thompson
Liberty St
Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Western Rail offers Chicago excursion tickets
On September 26 the Pittsburg and Western Railway will sell excursion tickets to Chicago from Pittsburg Butler New Castle Pa and intermediate stations. Tickets are good until October 6 and priced at $9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Chicago
Pittsburg
Butler
New Castle
Surplus Details for Capital Pa Firm at 401 Smithfield Street
A listing shows surplus of 45000 dollars tied to a capital at 1 and 4 percent interest terms. The address is 401 Smithfield Street at the corner of Fourth Vende.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Cor
Pennsylvania Lines Sell Chen Tickets in 1889 Excursions
The Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburg will offer excursion round trip fares to principal points in the northwest west southwest and south. Tickets good for 30 days from sale dates September 24 and October 8 1889. Information from Samuel Moody D P A 1127 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Samuel Moody
Liberty Street
Dreydoppel Soap And Other Advertisements In A Late 19th Century Page
A collage of ad blurbs and notices promoting soap Dreydoppel as cleansing and healthful, advertising 8¢ per full pound, plus claims for Aunt Una flour and Golden Wedding bread. Also listings for gas meters and Anderson burners, plumbing, sewing and night classes, and various merchants in Pittsburgh area. Mentions free classes, fall trade circulars, and bargain clothing and rye whiskey brands.
In the Churches a Spirit of Independence Gains Congregational Change
Four Pittsburgh area Congregational churches adopt a new form of church government emphasizing liberty and self rule. The change follows a reception and council in Allegheny, with 63 members joining the new Congregational Church and vows to uphold pastoral guidance and mutual cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Grant Avenues
W. McCracken
A. M. Hills
Robertson
J. H. Barnett
New Congregational Church
Pennsylvania Congregational Association
Congregational Church
D. M. George
A. M. Hilla
Christ
Ten Soret Oomkrens
Pretty Romance Ends In Marriage At All Saints Church
In Baltimore a romance bridges religion as Miss Emily F. Owens and Professor Samuel Garner wed at All Saints Church. Garner, once an infidel who left Baltimore for the West, converts to Christianity after living with a minister and his wife, then returns to marry Owens, who remains devoted to Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Baltimore
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Emily F. Owens
Samuel Garner
Isaac Owens
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Garner
Miss Owens
Far West
Divine
the Divine
Confessed Crime Exonerates OGrady Seventeen Years Given
In Cuscaco on September 20, Timothy O Grady, jailed for manslaughter in the April 3, 1887 killing of Police Officer Michael O'Brien, is to be released after a confession by John J alias Jo Scanian. Scanian admitted shooting O’Brien, aiding OGrady’s exoneration after police forged new proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuscaco
Timothy O'Grady
Michael O'Brien
O'Grady
O'Brien
Dillon
O’grady
John J
Jo * Scanian
Mollie Mott
Banfield
Scanian
Archer Avenue
Twem Od Street
Barney Gallagher Fail to Appear in Court on Aggravated Assault Charge
In Criminal Court yesterday Barney Gallagher did not answer when called for trial on aggravated assault and bar dens. An attachment was ordered, and bail of $1,000 was forfeited. Bondsman J. O. Alles, owner of Alles Stable, posted bond. Officer Michael Morgan injured during the attempted arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Gallagher
Bardens
Jo White
J. O. Alles
Michael Morgan
Gallag
W H Smith to Stand Trial for Wife Murder
Grand jury returns true bill against Wm H Smith for murder of his wife on Fulton Street. He shot his spouse in jealousy then attempted suicide with two bullets. He is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital and recovering. Other true bills include Forrester, Ireland, Gilbert, J O'Brien, Bebubert, Schimmel, Sullivan, Allen, Coyne, Harris, Leow, Powers, Rees, Rodgers and others facing various charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Smith
Smith
Fulton Street
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Forrester
George Ireland
Joseph Gilbert
Ry Cam
J. J. O'Brien
Margaret J. Bebubert
Kate Schimmel
Ty Sullivan
Thomas Allen
Mary Coyne
Am Harris
Josie Smith
Ballee
George Lehman
Seitz
Thomas H
Wm. Harris
Mannsie Leow
Ouo Leow
Frank Powers
Mary Rees
Samuel Rodgers
Casey's Mountain Dew Rye Whisky Tops Palate In Market
T. D. Casey & Co offers Mountain Dew Rye described as most palatable whisky. It is packaged in fall quart bottles priced at 1 dollar per quart sold by T. D. Casey on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
T. D. Casey & Co
T. D. Casey
Liberty Street
Wool Market Reports Strong Demand and Mixed Prices
The report notes robust demand for domestic wool with sales reaching over 3 million pounds. Prices vary by grade and region, with Michigan and Delaware wools showing activity and several lots moving at No. 1 combing and fine delaine. Market behavior suggests buyers awaiting further drops, while scoured Texas wool also appears at steady quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lower Co
Ohio
Conaidera
Michigan
Delaine Aero Bees
Texas
Exhibit Promotes Free Sample Cocoa Draws Patrons
The exhibit invites all friends and patrons to visit and try a sample cup free. The cocoa is imported directly from J. & Blooker of Amsterdam, Holland, touted as the finest quality cocos made exclusively from ripest beans with all indigestible fats removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Holland
Morgan's Defense in Extortion Case in Baldwin Township
The jury hears Samuel Morgan constable of Baldwin township charged with extortion and misconduct in office. An informer says Morgan took money from prisoners in disorderly conduct cases after issuing warrants and arresting colored individuals. He allegedly returned most funds except in the Miller Walla case where officials pursued action and Morgan kept $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Morgan
Baldwin Township
Heinrich
Morgan
Rotempsoy
Ie Iettorrinae
Miller Walla
Agate
The Combs Divorce Case Records Testimony
Testimony in the divorce suit of Mary Combs against Charles K. Combs was taken yesterday before Commissioner Martin. The records show the wife alleged as the plaintiff and the couple’s relation described in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mary Combs
Charles K. Combs
Piotiea of
Eoassabvins
Women push for representation at 1892 Exposition
At the Woman's National Industrial League meeting, women demand proper representation in the 1892 Exposition in Washington and advocate funding for a monument to Queen Isabella with a female sculptor. The note ends by promoting T. D. Casey & Co. rye at 971 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHinodtTox
Woman's National Industrial League
America
Isabella
Spain
Columbus
Congress
Washington
T. D. Casey & Co
Liberty Street
Clara Belle Raze Gumps Boul Seay Sang Tat Ade
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Clara Belle with actions raze and gumps boul Seay, indicating a sequence of events or names. Details are unclear but suggest a local item involving persons and places with incomplete wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Belle, Raze, Gumps
Boul Seay Sang Tat Ade
We ll Crown Good Clothing With Low Prices
A bold shop advertises reliable clothing and the fairest treatment. It promises easy safe purchasing for all, with to measure clothing in the best style and over 1 000 patterns.
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Trade
Bradstreat
United States
Lnstead
Canadas
Dun's Weekly Review
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
England
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lims
Yonan
Standard Plumbing Co
Fourth Avenue
Helping Hand Society
Federal Street
W. L. Callin
Wheeling
W. Va
Knable & Shuster’s
Fifth Ave
Gro. H. Bexxeth & Bro
First Avenue
Wood Street
Frauenheim & Vilsack’s
Telephone
Holmes’ Best
Pennsylvania
W. H. Holmes & Sox
Clark St
Water St
First Ave
Aint Panely Ly Ak
Kwaste & Shuster
Fifth Avenue
James H. Aiken & Co
Cncoo
Church Notes
Burna Vista Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbytery of
Westminster
Johnstown Baptist Church
Major Cole
New Reformed Church
Christlieb
Germany
West
Johnstown
A. P. Diller
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Union
Trinity Reformed Church
Wilkinsburg
J. 8. Freeman
Evanston
Ill
Frances E. Willard
W.C. T.U
Surrue
Welding Co
Episcopal Church Library
H. C. McFarland
A. M. Hio1s
First Congregational Church
Homestead
United Presbyterian Synod
New Brighton
Allegheny Seminary
F. W. Lockwood
Titusville Baptist Church
Rochester Theological Seminary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Morning
B. F. "Bearell
Oakland
Miss Carter
Tokio
Bible Readers
Brunot
Verona
Betsel Church
Presbyterian
Donaldson
W. M. Rosirson
Providence Church
W. A. Kinter
Ean
Saas Rev
R. B. Ewe
D. D
U. P
Moznow
John
Lambie, Esq
Wylie Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Comcast Whitehead
Temperanceville
United Presbyterian Church
Apiscenet Cantel
Havel
Fern
Whitehead
Chartlers
John Brooks
Nixon Street
Aw. Elson
Hannah E. Smith
Theran Saane
Kitaming Tue
Fourth Presbyterian Church
East End
Winebiddle
Harriet Avenues
Protestant Episcopal Church
J. BR. Mott
International Committee
H. J. Williams
International Committee, and Rev. G. Purves, D. D
First Presbyterian
John Mccaughter
Presbyterial Ministerial Association
J. J. Beacom
Ewing's Mills
Srpecomen
de Witt Benham
Sixth Avenue U.P
McKeesport
Campbell
Mildmay
London
China Inland Mission
Bethany
Center Avenue
Scanlan
O’brien
Ian
Barney
W. H. Smith
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Dena
Bummost Nee
Bridget McLaughlin
A. MoKes- MicHart
Eva
Andy Andurussk
Benjamin Coursin
John Shrader
Thomas Mellon
Breel Henderson
Tieth
Groner Tarion
Eaale
Abram
Miss Nee
Master Horseshoers’ Association
Baker
J. B. Samuel McCartney
Andrew Pafenbach
Festus Madden
Ewing
James W. Fleming
Olive Weston Wicte
GEO. K. Stevensong CO
Blooker
Hellmuth
Ont
Canada
College Gneat
Ene
Wi Aras Bos Theda
BELL
Buffalo Soap
TOR Sales
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louieville
York
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street
Penn Stenner
Liebig Company
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