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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1890

Page

5

President Harrison Heads to Washington by Private Car

President Harrison ends his Cresson Springs vacation and travels to the National Capital tomorrow. He will ride via General Superintendent Sheppard’s private car attached to the day express with stops at Tyrone, Huntingdon, Mt. Union, Lewistown Junction, Harrisburg, Yorktown and Mattimore. Family members and political figures join the departure and a Lilly Cornet Band farewell serenade accompanies the party.

Cerssos Sprixes Cresson National Capital Pennsylvania Railroad New York and Chicago Limited Express Washington Sheppard Tyrone Hantincden Mt. Aston Lewistown Junction Harrisburg Yorktown Mattimore Scott Russell Harrison J. H. McKee Indianapolis Charles Foster Ohio New York Fostoria Lilly Cornet Band Lally Dimmick E Tress

Revival Planned for Coke Region Miner Insurance

A revived miner insurance association is planned in the coke region with General Manager Lynch of the Frick company proposing a $2,000 start and 100 for life losses. The new group will be under the Knights of Labor guidance, allow any miner to join, and hold monthly dues with a board of directors. Master Workman Kerfoot and Secretary Parker plan mass meetings to promote the project, starting tomorrow evening at Tintsm an station.

Opal Telegnan Dispatch Scottdale Coke Insurance Association Lynch Frick Company Knights of Labor Mey Kuiehis Kerfoot Parker Mas Anl Tintsman Station

Poke Run Centennial Draws Dense Clergy and Prominent Guests

A large gathering marked the Poke Run Presbyterian Church centennial with many Blairsville presbytery divines and guests from distant areas. Notable attendees included Rev. Dr. Hill of Blairsville and Rev. Moorhead of this parish, among others from Salineburg Monroetown and Murraysville, with Judge Kirkpatrick and Pittsburgh visitors also present.

Greessdorg Poke Rum Presbyterian Church Blairsville George Hill W. W. Moorhead Poke Run Miller Salinburg Ewing Jones Monroetown Cooper Thompson Delmont Amdey Steele Murraysville Jon Kirkpatrick Pittsburg

Locomotives Seized In Railway Dispute at Zanesville

A wrecking train with Columbus Shawnee and Hocking officials and 70 men, aided by United States Marshals Dresbaugh and Hosel, overpowered a watchman at Zanesville roundhouse and moved two engines claimed by the Columbus Shawnee and Hocking line. The engines had been seized a year earlier and stored in the Zanesville roundhouse.

Zanpsville Columbus, Shawnes and Hocking

Hill Farm Mine disaster relief disbursements listed

Telegram from Dorsar dated September 12 shows official relief payments to Hill Farm Mine disaster sufferers. The total distributed by the general committee in two disbursements is 85 507 91, with additional sums from Rev D J Malady Rev W F Hunter and others totaling 2 008 05 and 674 55 plus Arsenal collections 064, bringing the September 20 total to 211 15.

Dorsar Hill Farm Mine General Committee D. J. Malady W. F. Hunter C. H. Kimball J. R. Cray D. J C. Kimball J. F . Bea

Streetcar derailment attempts reported on Mahoning street

During the fair, last night several attempts were made to derail street cars on Mahoning street by placing stones on the track. All attempts were unsuccessful. The identity of the miscreants is unknown.

Pist Parch Caxton Railway Company Mahoning Street

Tragic accidents and legal actions fill regional news

Reports from Pennsylvania and nearby areas recount several fatal and severe injuries on rail lines and in mills. Incidents include a boy crushed under a caboose, a pedestrian killed in Bloomsburg, a cave in delaying trains near Avondale, and a wreck on the Pennsylvania line at Braddock. An explosion injures James Gardner near McKeesport. A brakeman dies in Chamberlain after a career ruined by prior fortune. Local trials, property suits, and large timber sales also feature, with court action and bids shaping regional affairs.

Louis Kempfel Pittsburg Fuarxk McHvan Indy Bloomsburg Delaware, Lackawanna and Western McFarian Avondale Pennsylvania Braddock Grand Jury Youngstown James McArthur San Antonio Tex James Gardner McKeesport Cartwriget McCurpy &Co Enterprise Iron Works East Penn Philadelphia Reading Allentown George King Morewood Mt. Pleasant Ce. H. Russ McClelland House Warren Hamilton Coal Company Pany Hamilton Johnston

Day of Atonement Observed in Pittsburg Synagogues

Last evening at sunset the Hebrew Day of Atonement began and 34 hours of fasting and services follow. In Pittsburg worshipers attended large turnouts in Reformed and Orthodox synagogues with Mr Alder Taos of Cincinnati giving a lecture on Eighth street. Many businesses closed yesterday and today marking the holy day.

Pittsburg Eighth Street

Crowded Hotels in Pittsburg During Exposition and Congress

Pittsburg hotels are packed due to the Exposition and the German Catholic Congress with cots scarce and many travelers turned away. Advertisements note fall fashion journals from B. & B and discount clothing from Pittspore Combination Clothing Co. and Fleishman Co. Also mentions Paris London Berlin novelties and a claim about Marvin's bread reducing household stress.

Pittsburg

Colonel Culver Plans Schenley Park Features

Colonel Culver, New York landscape gardener, hired by Chief Bigelow, visits Pittsburg and discusses Bohen ley Park plans. He praises Schenley Park as a premier natural setting with wilderness and open vistas, noting limited bridges and terraces to control costs.

Colonel Culver New York Chief Bigelow Bohenley Park Pittsburg Hoe Schenley Prospect Park Brooklyn Islaid Hill Baltimore Central Park Schenley Park Colonel Cuyler

Local Citizens Listed For Acid Phosphate Sample Notes

A fragmented roster lists residents and towns in Allegheny area including McKeesport Homestead Pittsburg and Pittsburgh in connection with Dee Horaford acid phosphate trial. Names include Carrie Larkins Lillian B. Sianeke Otto Anderson Mary Rolly Patrick Pins Naughton Robert Pene Agnes Kuppert John Roeser Anna Hersch Aloysius Devine Belle Wolfe Sadie Preston and more along with partial remarks from De A M Bruey Mitchell Dak about nervous debility treatment outcomes.

Dee Horaford A. M. Bruey Mitchell, Dak Seridanen Lona Snowdon Stenreseeese Carrie Larkins Etna Pittaburg Pittsburgiin H. Manter Lillian B I Sianeke Aaeseee Allegheny Io Jurko Allegheny Otto Anderson McKeesport Helmer Erickson Eddeesport George Breath MoKeesport Mary Rolly McKeesport Pat Whey Pittebarg Thom Shaler Township Jacob Pierrmand Homestead EEF S.r Sven Ves O. Homestead Eugene A. Ose Tusdurg Deaves Esserscega Ssesk Eman Dinssa Falina Lewis Miin Seeanery Walter PictolWer Pittsby Belle Wolfe Pittsburg Nscceeneee Bridgeville John Pchatek Ssoncescsrssseneepildone Etizabeth Hofmann

Obituary notices from Pittsburgh area include multiple funerals

A list of death notices and funeral plans for residents in Pittsburgh and neighboring areas. BERGER, DWYER, FRANCIS, HEBBIG, JENKINSON, O HARA, PENDERGAST, PRICE, RICHARDSON among those named. Services set for September 23 through 24 at various churches and residences. Funeral times and locations provided with family invitations.

Fourth Street Belzhoover Borc Pinviven Jenkinson Wm. Jenkinson Bellevue Mary Ann Jenkinson Church of the Epiphany O’hara Sraddock Second Avenue St. Stephen’s Church Hazlewood Price South Twelfth Street Southside Thesday Polly W Wiliam Congress Street Tie F. M Geemseman W Reed Richardson Eph Bar Richardson South Forty-third Street Butler Street

Fur Department Expands Stock With Cape and Seal Jackets

The Fur Department announces a bigger stock this season after a successful year. It will open with the Millinery Opening and offers a large line of Capes and Alaska London Dye Seal Skin Jackets in plain and combination styles, inviting visits.

Alaska London Elizabeth of Medici

Furniture Trade Sale offers fixed prices on new goods

purchasers save with fixed price items from top manufacturers while auction rooms push seconds and castoffs. The sale highlights parlor and bedroom suites including a $35 six-piece crushed plush set and a $20 solid oak three-piece bedroom ensemble. Exposition Carpet display shows Body Brussels production. Hours run 11–12, 3–6, and 8–16.

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Harrison Cresson Springs Shepard Freeport Pire the Knights OF Labor and Insurance Tates Insurance For Workingmer K. of L Frick Poke Run Centennial Macy Pepecial Ose Eailroad Prohibitionists Seasion of Findlay Fisowat Tenpeance Emamitioss Payne Fos J. P. Sharp Toledo Seteion Akron Maides AKDOS Sophia France Soviatt Hudson Township Sophia Oviatt Oviatz Youngstows Chamberlain Lightner Bocecs & Bun Cloak and Millinery Paris Berlin Fleishman & Co Market St Pp. Co. C. C Pittspore Combination Clothing ComPany Cor. Grant and Diamond Sts the Court House Searle People's Store Fifth Avenue Uekoppr Homes Marvin Mex’s James H. Arkex & Co Fifth Ave E.a.mcmahon Staunton Hood Schealey Park Collingwood- Kirkpatrick Davin F. CoLtin Mary E Eirepatrick J. Shaw Berger Cano Bina Berger Steuben Street Dwyer Epmusd Dwter Guneral Hatfield Street St. Mary's Church Forty-sixth Street Schafer Charles BH. Schafer McClure Avenue Tutuspar Toy Exmawa Robert Toy East End Reitiersn East Liverpool West End Trexler George John L Mary J. Trexler Preble Avenue Vern Iota Bogremsberg Tarentam Uniondale Cemetery Jyngs ER Martin Wagner George Snyder Taylor Street Sixteenth Ward Weir Sarah J. Retook Ieee c Stanwix Street Mt. Washington Wepnerspay Anthony Meyer Meyer, Arnold & Co Lim Llm Penn Avenue James M. Fullertos Seventh Street Pexx Avenue Ape A. M J. B. Murdoch John HE A. Murdoch Smithfield ST Sheafer & Lloyd Wattles Sheafer N. B.—Exposition Rt Latimer FUR Department Horne&ward T. M. Latimer Federal St South Diamond Allegheny City Paulson Bros Wood Street Bina St. Sels Himmelrich Congress Market Street Braddock Ave Samuel R.balpwin Joy Graham Baldwin &Graham Liberty St Pittsburg, Pa Boynton Ee Ae Amertead William L Jones Avouus Mellntock & Co Keech’s JB. Pista Sesson Srosern Oseph Notige Sel Wfsa Sixth Street Wrsu Hoffman Hopper Bros.&Co Wood ST Cor Fourth Ave Wren Eerope THING Cloak Department Bogos & Buhl Laird’s Mammoth Shoe Wholesale House United States Laird’s Shoe Stoc W.m.laird's
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