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	Car Accident Lawyer Pennsylvania \| Auto Crash Accident Attorneys
		Pennsylvania, or the Keystone State, is often called the birthplace of the American nation because the Declaration of Independence, The Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution of the United States were all signed there.
		The Pittsburg Steelers, the Pittsburg Pirates, the Pittsburg Penguins, the Philadelphia Flyers, Philadelphia 76ers, Philadelphia Phillies, and the Philadelphia Eagles are all from Pennsylvania.
		Except in instances regarding wrongful death, the time restraint in Pennsylvania for minors is on his or her 18th birthday, unless they are an "unemancipated minor", which is a person under 18 who is not totally self-supporting.
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	Pittsburg, Pennsylvania (Lancaster County) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pittsburg, Pennsylvania is a town in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
		It should not be confused with the city of Pittsburgh in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania which it was named for.
		This Pennsylvania state location article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pittsburg,_Pennsylvania_(Lancaster_County) (92 words)

	Pennsylvania Department: Local History: Mrs. Royall's Pennsylvania: Pittsburg
		The streets of Pittsburg are not regular, running in all directions; most of them, however, angle with the Monongahela: they are paved, but not lighted: the sidewalks are narrow; and the whole are dirty, and in wet weather, very muddy in some parts of the town.
		Pittsburg and Carlisle are the strong holds of these blue-stockings in Pennsylvania: but their reign of terror is short.
		Those in Pittsburg are only hirelings--catspaws--mere tools; and were they pelted nine times a day with rotten eggs, such is their meanness and servility, they would submit to it, at least the hen-pecked ones; and that includes the whole.
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	PITTSBURG, or PITTSBURGH - Online Information article about PITTSBURG, or PITTSBURGH
		December 1907 it was decided that the several departments of the Western University of Pennsylvania, then in different parts of the city, should be brought together on a new campus of 43 acres near the Carnegie Institute.
		Jersey, and Washington, Pennsylvania; but in the district outside of the city limits of Pittsburg much glass is manufactured, so that the Pittsburg glass district is the greatest in the country, and there are large glass factories at Washington (18 m.
		Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, and in 1750–1756 was the partner of George Crogan in an extensive trade with the Indians.
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	Pennsylvania Culinary Institute - Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
		Pennsylvania Culinary Institute's dedication and close ties to the hospitality industry have been hallmarks of teaching, learning and placement since our founding in 1986.
		Pennsylvania Culinary Institute has established itself as a place for focused individuals preparing for careers in Culinary Arts, Pastry Arts, and Hotel and Restaurant Management.
		At Pennsylvania Culinary Institute, the most modern equipment and proven teaching methods are two important elements of our primary goal: To provide the finest culinary education available to those seeking a career in Pastry Arts or Culinary Arts.
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	Pittsburg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, whose official "federal" spelling of its city name was "Pittsburg" from 1891 to 1911.
		Pittsburg (Hasidic dynasty), a Hassidic Jewish Rabbinical dynasty which began in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and now exists in Ashdod, E. Israel, where Kiryat Pittsburg is a neighborhood.
		This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pittsburg (132 words)

	Bridges and Tunnels of Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, PA - PA Canal, Wilson, 1898 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		At a public meeting of the citizens of Pittsburg, held in January, 1827, a committee of three delegates, James Riddle, Henry Baldwin and Walter Forward, was appointed to represent the interests of Pittsburg at Harrisburg in regard to the location of the western section of the Pennsylvania Canal.
		Early in 1827 the question of the western termination of the canal was seriously discussed by the citizens of Pittsburg and Allegheny, the latter insisting that to extend it through the former to Monongahela was an unnecessary and useless expense.
		The act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania to assist the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal with a stock subscription of $1,000,000 was regarded with great favor by the citizens of this vicinity.
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	Bridges and Tunnels of Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, PA - Standard History (RRs) of Pittsburgh, Wilson 1898 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Erie Railroad in New York was nearly finished and Pennsylvania knew by sorry experience that it would be fatal to her interests to permit that road to gain the Western trade.
		The old canal, over which the hopes and tears of Pittsburg had so often been spent, was already relegated to the background, and a new era, full of higher commercial and industrial possibilities, was dawning upon this busy city, and a realization of the wonderful improvement of modern times had fastened upon the local mind.
		The contract required that rails from Pittsburg to New Brighton should be down by July 1, 1851; to Massillon by November 15th, and to the intersection of the Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad by October 1st.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Slavs in America
		The largest group of them is in Pennsylvania, chiefly in the neighbourhood of Pittsburg, and they number probably from 80,000 to 100,000.
		The chief ones are: "Slovensky Denn&iiacute;k" (Slovak Journal), a daily, of Pittsburg; "Slovak v Amerike" (Slovak in America), of New York; "Narodne Noviny" (National News), a weekly, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, with 38,000 circulation; "Jednota" (The Union), also a weekly, of Middleton, Pennsylvania, with 35,000 circulation; and "Bratstvo" (Brotherhood) of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
		In Pennsylvania there are about 30,000; in Ohio, 15,000; in Illinois, 12,000; in Michigan, 8000; in Minnesota, 12,000; in Colorado, 10,000; in Washington, 10,000; in Montana, 5000; and in fact there are Slovenes reported in almost every state and territory except Georgia.
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	Carriage Museum of America
		Louis Glesenkamp, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, head of the carriage manufacturing house of L. Glesenkamp, Sons and Co., died after a week's illness at his home, 4816 Liberty avenue, Pittsburg, on Saturday, May 21st.
		From 1883 to 1886 he held the position of draftsman and superintendent in the establishment of L. Glesenkamp, Sons and Co., Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
		William C. Glesenkamp, member of the family so well known for his identification with the carriage making business in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and who was one of the firm of West and Co., carriage makers, died February 26, at the home of his father, William Glesenkamp, Sr., 1225 Locust street, Allegheny.
	www.carriagemuseumlibrary.org /glesenkamp.htm (1030 words)

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		Louis Glesenkamp, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, head of the carriage manufacturing house of L. Glesenkamp, Sons & Co., died after a week’s illness at his home, 4816 Liberty avenue, Pittsburg, on Saturday, May 21st.
		Mary Glesenkamp, wife of the testator, is bequeathed the household goods, and insurance policy for $10,000 and the real estate on Liberty avenue, Twentieth ward, she now has possession of.
		William C. Glesenkamp, member of the family so well known for his identification with the carriage making business in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and who was one of the firm of West & Co., carriage makers, died February 26, at the home of his father, William Glesenkamp, Sr., 1225 Locust street, Allegheny.
	www.carriagemuseumlibrary.org /downloads/glese.doc (1049 words)

	1910's Pennsylvania Maps
		There are insets of southeastern Pennsylvania and 'Pittsburg' along the bottom.
		This spelling of Pittsburgh indicates the map was prepared prior to 1911 since this is when the city regained the Scottish 'h' on the end it had lost in the latter 19th century.
		There are two large maps of Pennsylvania, pages 54, 55 have a map of the western half of the state, and pages 58, 59 a map of the eastern half.
	www.mapsofpa.com /modernmaps1.htm (820 words)

	'Earthquake in Pennsylvania' - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		The House defeats would be the most since 1980.
		"We have had a dramatic earthquake in Pennsylvania," said Jubelirer, a 32-year legislator.
		During the 1990s, only 1 percent of incumbent lawmakers lost primary elections, according to a recently released book, "Elections in Pennsylvania: A Century of Partisan Conflict in the Keystone State," by Jack Treadway, chairman of the political science department at Kutztown University in Berks County.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_454252.html (1079 words)

	BTN, Watt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		John Wright Watt, born 1854 in Pennsylvania; died 1894.
		Jane W. Watt (John) was born December 1845 in Pennsylvania, and died 1922.
		Amanda Watt (John) was born 1848 in Pennsylvania.
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	Pittsburg Weddings clergy Reverends Marriage Ministers in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		But, some people mis-spell it, so we had to include the mis-spelling in order to make sure that people would still find our website, when they are looking for a minister in Pittsburgh.
		Pittsburg is a great place for restaurants (Primanti Brothers, LeMont, etc.), sports (Pittsburg Steelers, Pittsburg Penguins, Pittsburg Bucs aka Pirates) and incredible scenery.
		In spite of the three day wait (you can apply for a waiver) for a marriage license in Pennsylvania, Pittsburg is an excellent location for a spectacular wedding in a variety of beautiful locations.
	www.heavenstouchweddings.com /pittsburg.html (223 words)

	Ensign Hugh J. Adams: Gallant Veterans...Received by Mother, Home and Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Department, Carnegie ...
		Mother came first, of course, and many a worn little mother who had been so brave through all the danger and distress, broke down and sobbed with joy when her son, whom she had offered, a willing sacrifice, was returned to her.
		We hain't done anything." One of the policemen said he had been on duty all Tuesday night, and would be on duty all day yesterday and all last night.
		The girls lined up in the dining-room to cheer the soldiers as they took their places, greeting here and there one whom they knew, and then John J. Uetz, who, with Harry J. Dimling had charge of the breakfast, said, "Now, girls, show your speed," and they did, like regular hash-slingers.
	www.clpgh.org /locations/pennsylvania/adams/adams111.html (1178 words)

	Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiments Muster Rolls and Service Records
		The story of the 11th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment and their mascot "Sallie".
		Pennsylvania Bucktails: A Photographic Album of the 42nd, 149th & 150th Pennsylvania Regiments, Schroeder Publications, September 2001.
		Pennsylvania Infantry, 72d Regiment, Seventy-second Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, at Bloody Angle, Gettysburg, 1889.
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	Biblical blooms - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Papyrus, palms and other desert-dwelling plants increase the physical resemblance of the garden to that of ancient Israel.
		One plant finding a home in the Biblical Botanical Garden is myrtle, a common Western Pennsylvania ground covering.
		This dense, dark green perennial is referred to in Nehemiah 8:15, "Go out to the hills and bring...
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	MEETING IN PITTSBURG : meet online singles Pittsburg
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	Mrs. Royall's Pennsylvania: Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Department, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
		The view from Castleman's hill, is not surpassed in any country -- earth, air, rock, wood, water, town and sky, break upon the vision in forms the most picturesque
		Pittsburg contains thirty-five streets, thirty-seven alleys, nine courts and two rows.
		There are in Pittsburg, thirty-two attorneys, and counsellors, and sixteen Physicians; and besides the public buildings mentioned, a museum, the Western University, a High School, and Academy, and sundry smaller schools.
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	James Laughlin
		LAUGHLIN, James, donor, born in Belfast, Ireland, in 1806; died in Pittsburg, Pa., 18 December, 1882.
		For many years he was an elder in the Presbyterian church, and gave largely to its charities.
		He was president of the board of trustees of the Pennsylvania female college from its foundation in 1869, and was one of its liberal patrons.
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	Pittsburg Pennsylvania - PA Wedding Video and Corporate Videography
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	Pittsburg Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, apartments and motels in Pittsburgh, PA.
		Pittsburg Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, apartments and motels in Pittsburgh, PA.
		For Information on local services and demographics contact the Pittsburg Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce.
		For Lodging and Motels in Pittsburg PA, click on "Check Area Motel Rates".
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	Fort Pitt Pittsburg Pennsylvania Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon Art Nouveau Flatware (Silver, Sterling: Souvenir Spoon: ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Fort Pitt Pittsburg Pennsylvania Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon Art Nouveau Flatware (Silver, Sterling: Souvenir Spoon: Flatware) at BURIED TREASURES
		This sterling silver souvenir spoon features Fort Pitt in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in it's bowl.
		It was manufactured by Watson (now a part of Wallace).
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	Heaven's Touch Weddings Pittsburg, PA - Wedding Officiant - Pennsylvania
		Heaven's Touch Weddings Pittsburg, PA - Wedding Officiant - Pennsylvania
		If you are looking for a caring, flexible, professional wedding minister in Pittsburgh who can help you create your personalized, heartfelt marriage ceremony, you may be looking for Chaplain Dan Jenkins.
		Heaven's Touch Weddings is one of 43 wedding officiants in Pennsylvania and among 894 wedding officiants listed nationwide on GatheringGuide.com.
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	Meaningful Marriages Pittsburg, PA - Wedding Officiant - Pennsylvania
		Meaningful Marriages Pittsburg, PA - Wedding Officiant - Pennsylvania
		Meaningful Marriages is one of 43 wedding officiants in Pennsylvania and among 894 wedding officiants listed nationwide on GatheringGuide.com.
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	Pennsylvania Pittsburg Flat Fee Realtor Discount MLS Real Estate Listing Service
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		Pittsburg Area Coverage Areas: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Mercer, Somerset, Washington, and Westmoreland Counties Pennsylvania.
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