Comrade Morrison Candidate Talked Of For Department Chief
A Philadelphia Sunday notice claimed Comrade James Morrison of Port 1 is a candidate for Department Commander next term. G A R members doubt any serious talk occurred, citing no confirmation from prominent locals. Other items note reunions, posts, and plans across various Pennsylvania veteran groups with dates and venues.
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Philadelphia
James Morrison
Port 1
Rock Point
Grand Army
Morrison
Denniston
George G. Boyer
Harrisburg
Britem
Minersville
J.B Stauffer
Lancaster
Memories of Civil War Battles and Officers Recalled
The article recalls Civil War scenes noting private soldiers offer sharp battle insights, cites Chancellorsville and Antietam, praises the Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania at Gettysburg, and mentions General Sweitzer and General Slocum. It describes Lee at the Seminary building and a near-miss with artillery during the hospital operation.
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Gettysburg
Pittsburg
J. B. Sweiteor
Slocum
Welfth
Richt
Sweitzer
Twburg
5Locum Ris
War veteran’s wooden limb mislaid and recovered
During the war a soldier misplaced a wooden leg after leaving Buffalo and sending it home. A comrade’s inquiry led to the leg being found in a depot and returned to the owner with charges waived by Superintendent Pitcairn. The tale ends with a happy reunion and relief.
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Boston
West Virginia
Buffaio
N.Y
Pittsburg
James She
Sheppard
Allegheny Valley
Pitcairn
Next Grand Army Day to be Held in McKeesport or Rock Point
Debates over the site for next year’s Grand Army Day focus on McKeesport and Rock Point. Comrades weigh distance and accommodations as the committee nears a decision after a meeting led by Comrade F A Cladwick of Post 40 and discussions on Sewickley.
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Post
Millvale
Evergreen Harlet
Pittsburg
Congress
Gete Seong
W. Hareby Lambert
Rock Point
W. J. Skelton
Wichita
Kan
Joan Cramer
Stackhouse
Hampton
Pennsylvania Battery Association
Hampton's
Law Building
Grant Street
Peach
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Department
Denniston
Grand Army
Thomas G. Jones
Richard Jones
Fifth Maine
Frederickeb Chanceliorsville
Jones
McKeesport
F. A. Cladwick
Pittsborg
Ruard
Lkely
Tutter Department
Sewickley
Aowless
Ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Reunion Elects Officers at Rock Powell
At the Ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Reserve Association reunion at Rock Powell the following were elected for the coming year Caplan J. K. Barbour president W. 4. Strickler secretary Alexander Murdock treasurer and an executive committee including Comrades E. Spard og Edward Fisher Jake repomeeny Cowy Ded Ks.neshead v. C Stockdale A. D. Smith A. 8. Marquis John Darnil Joseph Caldwell Cap K. Scott and others The association adopted a tie to be used for fundraising for the Memorial Hall at Round Top and planned a Pittsburgh banquet on December 20 the anniversary of the battle of ille Va.
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Ninth Regiment
Penseylvania Recorve Association
Rock Powmton
Ks.neshead
V. C Stockdale
A. D. Smith
Marquis
John Darnil
Joseph Caldwell
Caps
K. Scott
Ee Ae Wil Shoes
John Hurril
Cooper
Banery
Pennsylvania Artillery
J. K. Barbour
Ninth
Pennsylvania Reserve
Gettysburg
Memorial Hall
Round Top
Pittsburg
Battle of
Ille
Encampment No 6 Reunion Between Old Comrades
Two veterans who served in the same company and regiment, long parted since a Malvern Hill portee charge, unexpectedly reunited at Encampment No 6. The meeting was held at the Freass one-aery EBfbie Hall, Allersbeny, with the Colonel urging full attendance for a forthcoming October 4 regular meeting of great importance.
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A. V. Ly
Portes
Malvern Hi
Elore Race Otter
Executive Committee Meeting on Grand Army Day Affairs
The Executive Committee met in Council chamber yesterday afternoon to wind up Grand Army Day matters. Expenses of the bar totaled $34,207 and bills were approved for payment. A vote of thanks was given to the Sons of Veterans for platform work and conduct, and to Comrade Frank Calhoun and the cad of Post Li for their services. The committee adjourned to meet at a call of the chair.
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Councilhamber
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
Frank ©. Calhoun
Post Li
Sujcarried
Veteran Post News From Fraternal Gathering
The report notes several members active in Posts 157 23 28 17 including CRAMER and Rievano McCuarcner presiding at the organ Comrade Steen on the sick list and a firing squad captain VALEOUS absent due to indisposition An invitation for four evening calls next Wednesday at Post 230 and the eighth annual reunion of the Seventy
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Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers’ Association
Hall
Sixth Avenue
Command Askin
Detroit
Havely
Commans
W. C
Safo
Adsutantiames Matthews
Shiloh
Homestead
Frank Nail
Mansfield
J. Milton Hays
Mart Howard
Post
Kauffman
Fourth Pennsylvania Veteran Cavalry Association
Seventh Avenue
Tee Reanientet
Ep Cramer
CommAmet Chooms
Preeer Owann W. J. Steen
Strange Sights Abroad lecture posed for Encampment No 1
Charles F. McKenna will lecture before Encampment No 1 on Monday evening October 6 on Strange Sights Abroad. The Society of the Army of the Cumberland met at Toledo and ordered a full bound set of reports sent to Encampment No 1 UWL. The National Encampment plans at Ft Wayne, with rail travel and a special rate, and delegates from New York City and Brooklyn are expected.
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Charles F. McKenna
A. B. Har
No. 1
Uwl
Ball
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Toledo
Storpon
Department of Indiana
Union Veteran Legion
Govarnor Campbell
Obie O
Rans
Bragg
U. V. II
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pittsburg
Ft Wayne
Chicago Railroad
Pt. Wayne
Wayne Hotel
Bosuapinant
New York City
Brooklyn
Beanere Prisnance
Market Overview Shows Modest Volume Across Wheat and Corn
Wheat edges lower and then recovers within narrow limits as trading remains light. Corn and oats show limited activity with little notable change. pork and lard futures hold steady with slight shifts. Prices for deferred deliveries favor users. butter and other produce markets are quiet with mixed tone.
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Chicago
Outaldo
Mess Park
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported in Pittsburg Market
Cattle receipts 1 435 head with 1 935 head shipped and market steady to slow. Twenty cars shipped to New York with 7 600 head in stock. seventeen cars shipped to York today. Sheep receipts 1 200 head and 1 800 head shipped. market slow with prices unchanged.
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Pittsburg
York
New York Sanco Gong Ilasay Update
Reading fragment mentions New York and Sanco Gong Ilasay with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or affiliations available from the text.
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Ilasay
New York
Business Life and Prosperity in Late 19th Century Oakland
A then lively column blends quiet home life with commerce. It features a simple craftsman on Atwood street amassing value as property rises, the Park family’s business philosophy of comfort at work, and a primer on futures versus real market use through wheat trades. It also notes Perrysville avenue growth, urban real estate sales, and cautious but improving money conditions.
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Pitteborz
James Park
Park
Duquesne Traction Loop
Highland Avenue
Bryant Street
Perrynville Ave
B. Coyle & Co
Watson Place
Alles & Bailey
E. P. Jones
George Schmidt
Oakland
Allequippa Street
Ursuline Seminary
Fourteenth Ward
Seventeenth Ward
RM. Totten
Bender
Straub & Morris
Frazier Street
Charles Devine
M. P. Howley & Son
Breckenridge Avenue
Oakland Park
E. D. Wingenroth
Station Street
Nadine Park
Jennies. Ireland
Brown & Saint
RB. M. Pyentte
Amber Street
Baum Grove
Roup Station
Samuel W. Black & Co
Fleming Street
Eleventh Ward
Allegheny
Sloan & Co
Guernsey County
Ohio
John M. Walters
Lemington Square
I. Gould
C. C. Taylor
Kline Bros
West Wilmerding
George Selfred
Martin Cesare
Mrs. Brown
M. F. Hipple & Co
Stock Brokers Hold On For Turn In Tide
Sales of local stocks on call this week were just over 1 000 shares with only one transaction yesterday. Pittsburg Plate Glass rose to 195 from the last sale. Railroad shares drew bids but no offers were accepted. Leading issues closed higher or lower vs last Saturday with minor moves. A broker urged optimism and expected a revival after the tariff bill is settled and business adjusts to new conditions.
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Perrysville Avenue
Love Manufacturing Company
Rochester
Charles Davidson
New Castle
Michigan
Connellsville
Davidson
Homestead
Ohio
Guernsey County
New York
Frederick City
Pittsburg
Frederick
County Commissioners of
Jefferson
Pittsburg Plate Glass
Philadelphia
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
Cleveland Gas Coal
Elecwric
Signal
Week Ends With Stable Bank Rates and Strong Clearings
The week closed with bank rates steady at 6.7 percent. Demand to fund existing and new enterprises remained solid while supply met requirements. Weekly clearings rose versus last year, with gains in New York and other centers, and money on call in New York remained easy.
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Saan Ce
New York
Eteklag
Oil Trade Slumps as Market Psychology Shifts
The week saw light trading and a weak market with prices closing near nine cents under the open. Analysts cite manipulation by Standard Oil to crush speculation in Pennsylvania products, clearing the field for Buckeye. A single sale of 000 barrels occurred before the close amid weak eastern demand and broad market indifference.
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Fiull Trading Co
Pennsylvania
Lima O
Bear pressure drags key stocks as market opens dull
New York stock market shows quiet to dull action with bears pushing leading issues lower. Atchison Pacific Mail and Sugar decline, Pacific Mail hits 40 while closing near 41, while sugar and other shares fall amid tariff and subsidy bill concerns. Government and state bonds steady. bank statement suggests eased systemic pressure despite large short interest.
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New York
Bears
Atchison, Pacific Mail
Sugar
Pacific Mall
Congress
Atchison
Bos
Atchig
Pacifc
The
Met
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephensox
Fourth Avenues
Wall Gossip and Stocks Fall After Bank Statement
The New York bank statement shows reserves up over 12 million dollars and cash by nearly 17 million, but markets fail to respond. Analysts note bears may have driven prices down to cover shorts, with Monday expected to bring lower levels. Mining quotes: Adams Consolidated 145, Crown Point 200, Eureka 400, Home Stake 1600, Sierras Nevada 235.
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Drreoods
John M. Oakley & Co
New Years
Bears
Lrygoeda Chronicle
Anyon
New York
Bonden
Adams Consolidated
Hovis
Caledonia B
Crown Point
Consolidated Califfornia
Virginia
Deadwood T
Eureka Consolidated
Homestake
Maxiorn
N. Seitere
Oecklen Vage
Sierrs Nevada
American Iron Works and Its Noted Engineer
The American Iron Works owned by Jones and Laughlin is a leading regional facility. Michael H. Smith, the longtime engineer of the works, discusses his twenty year tenure in Brownstown at 2823 Barkies Street and reflects on his health issue of persistent catarrh.
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American Iron Works
Messrs. Jones & Laughlin
Michael H. Smith
Brownstown
Barkies Street
Jame and
Mary Streets
Southside
Copeland and Blair Eye Ear Throat Specialists
Noted medical authors in the country regard Leilevue Hospital highly. Copeland and Blair advertise at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh Pa offering treatment for catarrh and chronic eye ear throat and lung diseases with hours 9 to 11 AM 2 to 5 PM Sundays included. Consultation fee 1 dollar.
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Leilevue Hospital
W. H. Copeland
Das
Copeland & Blale
Sixth Avenue
Pi Ps
Copeland & Blair
Pistsburg
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Brookville
Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers
Cedar Creek
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Johnstown
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W. H. Woodward
Carlisle
Winchester
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Horne
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Doron
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J. W. Geary
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Lee
Hind
Unter
Letton
Tae
Senwar Peover
Roy
Uceodot
Snesewes
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Boston Brecks
Toh, & Top
Moston & Mont
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Aesen
March of Progress
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Qakte
County, O
Massillon Bridge Company
Bidaera
Esterday
Henry Korn
James N. Baum
Seloto Street
Twentieth Ward
Cost
Will W. Baum
Gelovostrest
Cowt
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Forbes Street
Emma F. Kim
Peter Carlin
Independence Street
Ffth Ward
J. H. Perrin
Fairmount Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
J. Smith
Hastings Street
Twenty-second Ward
Joseph Guns
Lenora Street
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Citizens’ Nation
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Neerenenea
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Sberedaeheserveese Oon
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Priaarere Valley Gas Gg Gab CO
Eesseeenen
Nat. Gas and PI CO
Esse Pennsylvania Gas Co
Cksncoor Orseunee Enen
Pakeinger
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BANE
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Ana. N.Y
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Westinghouse Electric
Pieters Union Swiveh Tad Ras Co
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Chi & Po
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John M. Oakisy
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A.B. McGrew
Fourth Avenue
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Philadel
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Sane
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Reading
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Duta
Ike
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Seeeses
Tbs
Texas
Wheeling & L. BE
Wheeling & L. E
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Cleveland
Geo. K. Stevenson Co
Wm. Haslage & Son
Kuhn & Co
John A. Renshaw & Co
James Lockhart
France & Son
Michael H
Michael A. Smith
Harkina Street
Pulaburg
Sadie
Dru
Copeland
Blair
Stith
Harkin
Drs. Copstead and
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the Mead
Lend & Blair
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Heri
Seokers—Financial
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Mya
Pga
Selon Akaat
Isholm & &Co
Broadway, & Y
Brocka
Bonds
Pitteborg
Columbus
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Beeeenan
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