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in 1911. The annexation was controversial at the time, as an overwhelming majority of
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Ridge Avenue, in its heyday between 1890 and 1910, was known as "Millionaires' Row". After 20 years, the area began to decline as some residents moved further out. The entire North Side community began to fray after having been annexed by
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Allegheny annexed adjoining municipalities such as the boroughs of
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were discarded. A new ward system was established made up of 27 wards. In the new ward system, Allegheny was divided into wards 21 to 27. Its past territory is easily seen by viewing a map of the city wards.
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veterans. It was incorporated as a borough in 1828 and as a city in 1840. Prior to the 1850s, most of the area was still largely farmland, but was subdivided into residential lots, first for the growing
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1519:Lloyd, John P. (2009). "The Strike Wave of 1877".
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1166:(1883–1941), actor, born in Allegheny City
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1418:List of mayors of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
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1203:(1814–1869), born in Allegheny City,
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1562:Underground Railroad in Pennsylvania
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1579:. Chicago: Marquis Who's Who. 1963.
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