Engagements Flourish for Fall Weddings Across Seasons
The piece reflects on a boom in fall engagements and weddings with couples sharing joyous news selectively. It notes that love often shines brightest in early betrothal weeks and that any season can be suitable for marriage if hearts and hands unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
The Wanderer Love Returns to a Vacant Home
The poem portrays love returning to a deserted dwelling, with the old emotions rekindled. A speaker observes Love standing with sad eyes and a swelling heart, resisting a return to past embrace as memory of a forgotten romance resurges in sorrow. The scene closes with Love returning to an empty house on Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Numerous Social Gatherings Mark Week in East End
A series of parties and receptions are reported across the East End with music by the Mozart Orchestra and local bands. Attendees include Miss Mollie Biediy, Miss Carrie Rossiter, Dr. W. H. Hart, Mr. D. A. Haggerty, Miss Margery Haggerty, Miss Estella Brooks, and Miss Lillian Moreland, among many others, with dances, games, and surprise celebrations marking a lively social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy
Dancing Academy
Mozart Orchestra
Carrie Rossiter
Jeannette
Mollie Biediy
W. H. Hart
Emerson Street
East End
Excel
Morris
Reed
Evan M. Rewer
Laura Mirdie
D. A. Haggerty
Aan Street
Margery Haggerty
Cleveland
Presen
Crowler
Kilkerrs
Moran
Reaumer
Kusberg
Barry
W Leeneinen
Sosiphiath
Jas Gummersen
Colwell Street
Lizzie
Co. Wea
Lizzie Todd
Mamie Daler
Olive May Miller
Liseie Wei
Fanny Miller
Xmelia Connor
Sallie Connor
Geo
Connor
C H. Miller
Will Northwood
Charlie Bi. Miller
Jay Daler
Wis
Scot Orthwood
Dn Cc. Welz
Jessie Hanns
Liberty Street
Ape Bella
Annie
Aes
Kay
Beethee Darper
Mary Warner
Mary Hanns
Mr. Finley
Messrs
Fairley
Smith
Hamble
Lyons
Pempeee
Napier
Anderson
Tunns
Estella Brooks
Southade
Ome
Ee —— Grace
Maggie Mitchel
Gore Bolster
Gibbs
Reel Breeze
Chester Bar
A Gee
Henry
John Philipe
Barry " Creeater
Pritchard
Bravery
John An Solace
Aon Roberts
Robert McCrea
Harry Wigs
Charlie Cochran
Eddie Ditch
Howard Swearer
Jennie Brooks
Baltimore
Lillian Moreland
W. C. Moreland
Craig and
Forbes Street
Beulah Linde
Ee Meen
Ates Cooke
Marga
Ada Carey
Manhattan Street
Allegheny
Miller
Kaw Leach
Wae
Ton
Mane Si Ean
Fooceer
Dncatn
Robb
Bessie
Unclear Names List From OCR Segment
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous personal names including Will Werner Alex Kincaid Walter Dor Mears Will Davis Harry Shriver Sel Con Gm Will Young Jim Womersly Ed i ielley Dave Killinger Will Koehler Nightlingale Arthur Hall Will Forsythe and nd Bob Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Werner
Alex Kincaid
Walter Dor
Mears
Will Davis
Harry Shriver
Sel Con
Will Young
Jim Womersly
Ed i Ielley
Gion
Dave Killinger
Will Koehler
Nightlingale
Arthur Hall
Will Forsythe
Bob cCoy
Marriages in Ohio Church Tie Local Couples
Miss Martha A. Wilson of Cincinnati wed Thomas A. Cotter of Youngstown at St. Columba Catholic Church. The Cotters will live in Allegheny. A second notice announces the engagement of Harry R. Brown of Allegheny to Miss Rosie M. Schaefer of Glenfield with a September 24 ceremony planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Wilson
Cincinnati
Thomas A. Cotter
Youngstown
St. Columbia's
Cotter
Allegheny
Harry R. Brown
Rosie M. Schaefer
Francis Schaefer
Glenfield
Gien
Sewickley Society Notes and Visiting Guests
Sewickley society circles report Mr John Porter in New York City and Mrs BH L H Blair hosting Miss Wilsons from Monongahela City. Miss Irene McVey entertained 18 friends last Friday. Miss Mamie Cochran left for Vassar College to resume studies. Princeton College drew several Sewickley youths including Page Warden Charles Woods and Frank Hutchinson, among others, last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolt
Cleveland
Martin Giegerich
B.corre
Ed Bridge
Edna
Johnstown
John Quinn
Washington Avenue
Thirty-first Ward
Washington
Baltimore
William L. Swindell
Cne Street
Eny
Mollie Neely
Winecliff
Rossiter
Jeannette
Grace Miller
Tessie Devine
Allegheny
Pockahontas Springs
Geo Miller
New York
Frank Suehr
Annie Miller
Church Avenue
Charles Albert Price
Pittsburg
Lilie L. Price
Bently
Paris
M. J. Goldsmith
Rv Places
Goldsmith
Philadelphia
Sewickley Society Nowra
John Porter
New York City
BH. L. H. Blair
Misses Wilson
Monongahela City
Irene McVey
Mamie Cochran
Vassar College
Stevens
Waters
Princeton College
Mesers
Page Warden
Charles Woods
Marshall Eeret Osburn
Frank Hutchinson
Wilson Porter
Pryde Quay
Sewickley
Aea
Oneen
Nevin
George
R. P. Baie
3 Jr
Charles Richardson
Teachers and Pupil News from Local Schools
The article notes the upcoming new teachers directory around October and describes ongoing staffing at Mt. Washington and Liberty schools. It mentions Allegheny High School seeking three teachers, potential chair creation, a Conemaugh Valley relief appeal endorsed by Superintendent Higbee, and the Teachers' Academy election next Saturday. It also reports attendance impacts from scarlet fever and other illnesses at Homewood, and staff absences due to a child’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Central Board
Simone
Allegheny High School Committee
Allegheny
Central Board Rooms of Education
Conemaugh Valley
Higbee
Teachers’ Academy
J. MM. Logan
Board of Supervisors
Y Ata
Institute Des
Twenty-first
Homewood
R. W. McK
Braddock Personal News in Jeannette and Nearby
Mrs James McCready visits friends in Jeannette while Squire T J Louis and wife travel to Apollo. John Noey returns from a week’s vacation in Cresson and Charles Bramwell visits Washington county. Various residents, visitors and a local jewelry ad accompany this town notes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCready
Jeannette
Everett Piase Club 161 Piano Draw Won by Ellen McKay
Mrs Ellen McKay of 32 Magnolia Street Allegheny wins an elegant cabinet grand Everett piano from the Everett Piase Club on payments of 1 dollar per week. The piano sells for 75 dollars under any other plan, and deliveries began before the club filled. Manager LEx Ross invites applicants to see the plan at 137 Federal Street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Piase Club
Ellen McKay
Magnolia St
Allegheny
Everett
Lex. Ross
Federal St
Excursion to Chicago via Pittsburg and Western Ry
Advertises September 26 excursion tickets from Pittsburg Butler New Castle Pa and nearby stations to Chicago for $9 valid until October. Mentions flour brands Ivory and Una, gas meters with Anderson burners, plumbing firm ad, auctions on dresses, whiskey quarters, Ball’s corsets at Rosenbaum, and cheap photo portraits at Lies’ Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Chicago
Pittsburg
Butler
New Castle
The Old Homestead Advertising Row and Theatre Portraits
A Pittsburgh Dispatch editorial defends its advertising choices while criticizing a rival paper for alleged misstatements about The Old Homestead and Manager Wilt. The piece praises performances at Harris Theater and the Academy of Music, highlighting Bord in The Old Homestead and Miss Wheeler in Woman Against Woman, and previews a bustling week with Tony Pastor's Company and other acts at multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DisratTcn
Wilt
Dispatcoh
Disraten
Fiona
Dispatch
Marke Wainwright
Grand Opera House
Harris
Miss Wainwright
Shakespeare
Viola
Jenks
U. S. Mail
Academy of Music
Er Pastor
New York
Heperex Johns
G. W. Thomson
Charles Patterson
Harry Williams
Tony Pastor
Antonio
Sherman
Morrissey
Rose
Martin
Jank Hoo
Omens
Julians
M Eline
Millie Hylton
Graham Sisters
Hoye
Aoeusical Cole
Lizze Collins
A. M. Palmer
Liverpool
le Chat Noir
Augustus Daly
Broadway
Rehan
Tim Cronin
Henrietta Crossman
J. Ms. Palmer
Mirror
Mr. Palmer
Denman Thompson
Swanson
Anow
Buffalo
Josephine
Pauline
Banet
Shaonat
John Webster
Mobile
Mary Stuart
Queen Elizabeth
Mary Gladstone
Webster
Atlantic
Cunard Steamship Company
Wilson Barrett
Barrett
United States
Cunard
Boston
Mr. Barrett
The U. S. Mail stage comedy premieres in Pittsburg
Review describes The U. S. Mail a lively satire on Uncle Sam’s postal service. Cast features Kate Davis and Frank David with strong comedy talent. costumes mimic the Oolah operetta. Also notes Miss Maria Wainwright starring in Twelfth Night at Grand Opera House and a lively theater scene in New York with Shenandoah and other shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Mart
George C. Jenks
Pittsburg
Bijou
U.S. Mail
Uncle Sam
Kate Davis
Frank David
Miss Davis
Hoyt
U. S. Mail
Davis
Mane Jansen
New York
Maria Wainwright
Grand Opera House
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Merry Irving
Miss Anderson
Miss Wainwright
Shakespeare
Viola
I Aes
Charna
Ipp
Goathher
Bchaeffer
Maeder
Misa Wainwright
Ben Teal
Frank Howson
Madison Uare Theater
Blanche Walsh
Louise Moldener
Harris' Theater
Katie Emmett
Willie Rufus
Bennett
Metropolis
Dawson
Fanny Davresfort
Italy
Star Theater
le Chat Noir
Pauline Hall
Erminia
Hamlet
Richelieu
Barnum and Bailey Tour Brings World Fair to Allegheny
The fifteen united shows of Barnum and Bailey visit Allegheny on Monday and Tuesday with a $3,000,000 street parade and a vast lineup of acts. The program features exotic caravans houses and stages, 200 performers in 100 acts, trained animals, and a clown lined carnival. Grandfather Barnum marks his seventy ninth year with efforts to delight millions of young fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Paris
Olympia
Barnum
Grand Army Day Observance Plans and Orders Issued
The Grand Army Day Committee met in Common Council chamber with Comrade A P Burchfield chairing. Preparations include escort duty by Post 162, transportation via Pennsylvania lines at reduced rates, HQ at Council Chambers and Salisbury Hall, cots for visiting comrades, and band and color bearer assignments. General orders assign Post 162 escort details, color awards, ticket distribution for the Exposition, and marching band and battery duties on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army Day Committee
Common Council
A. P. Burchfield
H. H. Bengough
Stewart
Miller
McCormick
Williams
Alfred G. Lloyd
Transportation Committee
Samuel Moody
Pennsylvania Company
Moody
Salisbury Hall
University
Southside
Pittsburg
Alleheny
Old City Hall
Grand Army
Allegheny
John B. Clark
Adjutant General
Smithfeld and
Water Streets
W. KR. Jones
J. F. Dennison
James L. Graham
John H. Stevenson
Myers
Generil Committee
John L. Brown
GA. HK
James M. Lysle
Water Street
Smithfield Street Bridge
Grand Army of
The
Union Station
St. Charles
Woods
Edward Y Fisher
Eidlwarder
Hevenur
Samreds
Henry Schultz
Wood Street
Aubume
Ambulance
Iit
Pederal Street
South Diamond
New Stash
Ateete
Poat Manders
Thomas J. H . Bow
Veteran encampments and reunions dominate regional posts
The article lists multiple Union Veteran Legion and U V L encampments planned across Brooklyn Greenpoint Bethlehem Mauch Chunk Wilkes Barre and other towns with upcoming meetings and memorial services. It notes inspections by the National Commander, a Grand Army Day parade, and reunions for various regiments including the 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers and Gettysburg commemorations. It also mentions shifts in posts including the George Harlan Post No 150 and invitations for veterans to attend ceremonies and view monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Jerome T. Murphy
New York
U. V
Brooklyn
Greenbench
Griffiths
Pearson
Union Veteran Legion
Gorges
Jonn A. Danes
Johnstown
Ns Ee Ee
Bengovens
Commans Glouce S. Woon
Postdl
Springdale
Meg Ant
DouQuesNe Post No. 269
Cole
North Carolina
North
South Carolina
Bethlehem
Mauch Chunk
Wilkes Barre
Canton
Pune
Boseer
Boston
Mass
de Geouce F. Morcas
P. V
U. V. le
George Harlan
Phe
George
Baird's
Punxeytawney
Camp Orr
Kittanning
Ledl
Louisville
Boat
Wm. Sirw
James &. Negley
Es Mental Association
Etty
Will A. Lowry
Ae Bollerbee
National Guard Notes on Training and Elections
Weather halted rifle practice at Salt works and Highbridge ranges. The Second Brigade Examining Board and regimental authorities scheduled elections to fill vacancies, with Captain Murdoch and Colonel Hawking overseeing ceremonies. Reports cover drills, inspections, and intra-state marking disputes, including Governor Beaver’s remarks on National Guard recruitment and national rifle matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pda
Salt Works
Highbridge Ranges
Regi
Auman
Jons Rovers
Jom T. Steen
Cengee
Tyeusedans
Milley
Serre
Ibaveenmel
J. R. Murdoch
Smith
Sven
A. L. Hawking
Fourteenth Regiment
Perahmen Ligusenuat Coloonl Giean
Sanan
New Jersey
Beaver
Mt Gretna
Sanaa Agg
National Guard
Ben
Markenes
Creedmoor
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Fourteenth
Ines Tae
Saaedemarae
Hopping
National Rifle Association
Ee Tis Nauebaanes
York
New York
Masachusetts
Massachusetts
New Yorks
Tiffany
Judd
Keystone
Prises
Election meeting for new club officers announced
A meeting will be held next week to elect permanent officers of the new club. Brothers Lov Moons of New York Lodge and Tom McKester of Chicago Lodges discuss the plan and favor the scheme, aiming to proceed on a proper basis nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Brormen
W. W. McClelland
Wis
Uniontown
Aknerper
Brormen
W. W. Wallace
White
Naw Castle Lodge
Naw Castle Lodge, To Install the New McReesver: the New Lodge As Nee Eo
Pate Bone
Lov Moons
New York Lodge
Tom McKester
Chicago
Adgwane Sinaan Gi
Ranch House
Allegheny
Presty
Miss Powers Credited in Harriet Hubbard's Resamier Remedies
A dramatic note credits Miss H. E. Powers as an advocate or signer connected with Harriet Hubbard Ayst's Resamier preparations and remedies, reflecting 19th century health product promotion and public endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hubbard Ayst
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the Wanderer
Braddock
Squire T. J. Louis
Apollo
John Noey
Cresson
Charles Bramnell
Washington County
Oan L. Tones
Mary Tittle
Joseph Hudson
D. Hamilton
Hamilton
C. A. Abercombie
Omaha
T. J. Louis
G. A. BR
Frederick
Trebet
Edwards and
Speidel
Andrew Carnecio
M. G. Cones
Smithfield St
Standard Plumbing Co
Fourth Avenue
Hueus & Haacke
Trissu
Fifth Avenue
Rosenbaum
BINET
Lies
Popalee Gallery
Tru
Greenroom
New England
Mr. Bord
Joshua Whylcomb
World's Museum
Babel
Misa Mattia Babel
Ah Sid
Os Ae
American Steam Dying and Dry Cleaning Co
Sixth Street
KE. Keyes
Baroom's Great Circus
Grand Army Echoes
W. T. Bradberry
W. C. Russell
H. H. Bescough
Tomas J. Hudson
Pittsnung
I Bere
Edward Abel
Ee Cnarade
Edward Fisher
Poot
Su Uent
Aaoe J Hedron
Grand A Farade
Javenon
Pirrsntna
L. T. McGrath
Son C. Ae
McGna
Council
Grand Army Notes
Vicksburg
Misa
Jos
B. Eatom
D. H. Williams
Williamsport
Comeabe Prizen
Post 41
Tar G. A. R. Posta
Lancaster County
Manheim
Danville
Wiltiam Macclelland
Post 69
Jamestown
Cak
Joan Erscher
Beck's Run
Hnehellion
Y Department
Demons
Moss
Carer Alger Haa
Ji Taylor
Gettysburg
A. W. Bishing
Fifty-third Pennsylvania
Bishing
Lone of Veterans
A. A Secree
G. A. BR Yy
Davis Camp
Tapestry
Brussels
Gromzinger's
Edward Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
F. & Y. Pilsner
Fifth Ave
Federal St. Ally
Gro. H. Bexnell & Bro
First Avenue
Sixth St
Tse
Vistr Our
Eee
St de Haan
Calor
National Guard Notes
Axminster
J. R. Anderson
T, MI. Latimer
Federal St. Allegheny, Pa
H. E. Powers
Dypee
Duarau
Chaat
B. Aris
Adelina Paulnicolins
USA
Princess of Wales
Tan
Cora Urquhart
Fanny Davenport
Clara Louise Bellogg
Recamier
My Manufacturing Co
Park Place
Harriet Husbard Ayer
Dr. J. van Dyck
Electra
van Dek
Rae Dyck
Medtro Sareeon
Pitt
Hotel
Vas Dyce
Hotel Albemarle
Seneca
DR. Vain Dyce
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