The Gubernatorial Battle In Pennsylvania 1890
A Philadelphia Times view outlines the Republican struggle for the gubernatorial nomination, naming Delamater and Hastings as leading figures, notes rival plans and intrigues, and cites predictions of a lengthy contest with shifts in support and new candidates possibly rising through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Cooper
Delamunter
Quay
Senate
Andrews
Harrisburg
Delamater
Olan
Siegfried
Schuylkill
Mollie Maguire
Montooth
General Hastings
Beaver
Reyburn
Hastings
Church Notes Announces Weekly Services and Notices
A church column lists services and sabbath school times for multiple denominations including Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Scandinavain, Swedish Methodist, Catholic, and Y M C A. It notes submission deadlines, social events, and local religious society entertainment, with additional references to Rev. Fradenburgh, Rev. Doerr, Rev. Shannon, and Rev. Fr La Roque. The piece also mentions a goods delivery by Jacob Keller and a box stationery stock at Merek drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
R. Holmes
J. N. Fradenburg
A. W. Ryan
W.ching
Ph. Doerr
W. F. Shannon
C. A. Anderson
Father de la Roque
Father Clark
Young Men's Christian Association
Uoffman Bleck
Second
Liberty Streets
Fradenburgh
M. E
Young Peoples’ Christian League
Will C. King
Shamear
The Post Office Corridor’s Daily Parade of Life
A New York post office corridor becomes a microcosm of metropolis life as clerks, clerks’ clerks, travelers, and visitors mingle. A Fifth Avenue clergyman, a gambler, a tailor, a politician, and a weary New Jersey traveler mingle in orderly chaos. Italian visitors from Castle Garden pause to pray, while a hopeful widow and a letter awaiting man hint at daily routines and misdirections amid busy doors and watchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutay
Rutan
Pattison
Philadelphia Record
Patterson
Beaver
Ys Stofftee
People’s Club
Ertain
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Astor Flouser
Margaret
Pueblo
Cole
Park Row
Avi
New Jersey
People's Club
Third Avenue
Tmin
City Hall
Staten Island
Castle Garden
Mulberry Street
Ueer
Tailors Proclaim Record Stock for 1889 Season
The tailor announces a very successful past season and new facilities. He opens 1889 with the largest, most complete stock of cloths and hats of all descriptions, plus an extensive line of boys' suitings at low prices and a large Star Shirt Waist assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Moire
Faille Francaise
Mascotte
Sweet & Orr Pants Guarantee and Broad Clothing Line
Laborers and Mechanics notes that Sweet and Orr pants are guaranteed not to rip or tare with refunds if they fail. The advertisement promotes the largest finest and most complete line of clothing and furnishing goods in Western Pennsylvania with prices said to be most satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Aneunbeer
Arounder
Jacob Keller
Warren
Pennsylvania
Water Street
G. L
Masury’s pure colors ground in oil ets per lb list
A vintage advertisement lists ground colors and pigments including brown raw and burnt amber sienna wandeke brown ultramarine blue green chrome red Indian red venetian red yellow ochre and vermilion. It offers dry colors at bottom prices with ground glue cabinet glue white glue and various varnishes with prices per gallon and requests readers to call or write for glass or paints.
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le Lear
Reed Bros
Prop
Reed
Oe. D
Warren, PA
Brut Neve
Hollywood
Richmond
God's
Heaven
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Lightarif
Post
Henry G. Pearson
Pearson
Harrisboro
Titusville
Merek Drug Store
Tr. Morris & Mullen
Uncle Laws Club House
NEW York Post Office
Derby
Stetson
Ball
PRIGE
Masury
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, Penna
Ing, Hardware and Tinware
C. E. Hapgood
D. Shear
Our Dress Goods Department
Hamburg
Warner
David Shear
Water St
He.bartsch
Diamora Block
IM Warren
BES
Kopf & Henry