The Coxey Cohort Arrives in Allegheny City Camp Kirkland
General Coxey and his Commonweal Army reach Pittsburgh area marching from Sewickley to Allegheny City. About 250 men establish Camp Kirkland on old exposition grounds amid police patrols and public unease. Incidents include a damaged bugler, tense encounters with officials, and mixed reception from locals and Economites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Sewickley
Exposition Grounds
Allegheny City
Camp Kirkland
Allegheny County
Udge Stowe
Pittsburg
New Brighton
White
Aliquippa Steel Works Dram Corps
Economites
Christ
Mahoning Valley Manufacturers Adopt $4 Puddling Rate
At Younastown Ohio on March 29 the con association Mahoning valley manufacturers adopted a scale based on a $4 puddling rate to take effect soon. Sixty days notice will be given if a change is wanted by either side. Mills are expected to resume at once and run steadily amid rejoicing among iron workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younastown
Mahoning Valley
Ems Towed After Storm Damage Near New York
The Lloyd steamer Ems, damaged in a March storm, was towed into New York by the British steamer Wild Foe. The Ems suffered serious damage and a leaking hull was reported as it was sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horta Fava
Azore Islands
Ems
New York
Damages Awarded Against Sage in Bomb Incident
New York March 31 William Laidlaw is awarded 25000 damages against Russell Sage for injuries from a dynamite bomb dropped in Sage's office by Norcross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Laidlaw
Russell Sage
Norcross
Sage
Markets Report Prompts Varied Values Across Foods and Livestock
The April 13 market sheet shows prices for butter creamery and cheese from multiple suppliers, along with poultry and grain quotes. It records wheat, corn, oats, and live livestock prices in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, and regional markets, noting mixed demand and activity in hogs, cattle, and sheep with several distinct bids and ranges.
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Ohio
Ency
Limburger
New Wisconsin
City
Pennsylvania
Blacksmithing moves and shops in local area
Will Blacksmith at Cherrytree. Mr. James M. Edmiston recently sold his blacksmith shop and left for Cherrytree to continue his trade. John Newhouse of Jacksonville opens a shingle mill on Hugh Cunningham farm in Young township and will take contracts. Numerous local merchants advertise groceries seeds hardware and house furnishings with prices and locations around West Indiana and surrounding streets.
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James M. Edmiston
Cherrytree
John Newhouse
Jacksonville
Hugh Cunningham
Young Township
Newhouse
Dallas Little
Rayne Township
Kellysburg Hotel
Silas Prothero
In Their New Homes Continued From First Page
A long list of residents moving within townships and streets. Lucinda Rose, John Shank, Maggie Cummins, Al Kinghorn, J Elder Peeler, Wilson Miller, Sansom Pershing, William Sloan, Henry Knee, Silas Buchanan and many others relocate to properties on Church Street, School Street, Railroad Avenue, and adjacent areas. Several business figures also noted moving locations within Philadelphia Street and nearby blocks. The notices reflect intra-township transfers and property changes amid a bustling local housing phase.
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Church Street
John Shank
White Township
Sutton Street
Henry Knee
Jacksonville
McFarland
School Street
Silas Buchanan
Fifth Street
Boreland
Second Street
Lucinda Rose
Conemaugh Township
West Church Street
John Faith
Indiana
Waterson
West Water Street
Mary E. Withington
Philadelphia Street
South First Street
McLain Orr
Oliver Wachob
Saltsburg
Carothers
R. M. Fleming
Armstrong Township
Rachel McLain
Petted
Third Street
J. 8S. McEchoes
Bell
W. L. Davis
Bennett
Wm. Johnston
Philadelphia
Railroad Avenue
Sidney Marlin
Henry Hall
Wmn
Rough
Garman
Ww. Rowe
Peter Garman
George Adams
Lizzie Wachob
James Getty
James Getty, Jr
W.M. Cunningham
Harman
Washington Township
James Spence
Water Street
W. S. Morgan
Somerset County
W. M. Cunningham
A. V. Cunningham
Wm. Malcolm
McLain Davis
Wm. Scott
Young
Jas. Fetterman
South Seventh Street
Thompson
Rural New Yorker Potatoes and Local Prices
A mixed-era advertisement page lists farm goods with prices including butter and lard per unit, beans and produce per bushel, and potatoes offered as Rural New Yorker No. 2 and American Wonder at one dollar per bushel. It also promotes travel to California, summer school at Purchase Line, a Great Salt Lake bathing resort via Union Pacific, and local service ads for laundry and pickup by Arthur Wilson.
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W. D. Anthony
Indiana
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railway
Great Interior
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Garfield Beach
Missouri River
Denver
Ogden
Middle Park Colorado Elevation and Local Commerce Notice
Middle Park Colorado reached by the Union Pacific System sits about eight thousand feet high and is praised as a sportsman paradise with abundant game. Bargain State retailer Stumpf advertises cigars at 50 cents a package. Dr Byron Clark available at Indiana Hot House on Friday April 13 1894. J B Hinden offers fresh shad and roe fish. Garden season nears. A T Lowry Co on Church Street urges buying quality seed to avoid musty stock.
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J. S. Nesbit’s
Smith’s
Miller’s
Blairsville
W. M. Cunningham’s
J. H. Brilbart & Son
J. B. Nesbit’s
W. M. Cunningham
J. B. Hinds
Philadelphia
A.t.lowry & Co’s
Church Street
Nesbit’s
Times
Miller
Smith
Arista
Wilson’s
J. A. Johnston
First
Church Streets
Indiana
W. M. Cunningham's
Wilson's
Maine
J. S. Neabit’s
J. H. Brilhart & Son
S. Choice Family Groceries
J. A.johnston’s
First and
Middle Park
Colo
Union Pacific
Byron Clark
A. T. Lowry & Co
Satesmen Wanted Pao éylhvan Nursery Stock Growers
Fragmentary note reports a nursery stock grower seeking “Satesmen” help while confusing text mentions Pao éylhvan and gas week. No clear names, dates, or locations readable to identify a concrete item or event.
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Coxey Cohorts
The
Ireaworkers Eejoice
Mer Ems
Azores
East Linzern
Ciscimuart
Fair D.main
Will
Idaho Springs
Deer Creek Canon
Colorado
Kellysburg
Florida
J. A. Johnston’s
A. T. Lowry & Co’s
Congress
Timothy
J.a.johnston
Nesbit
Progeeks
Pro- Geress
J.H. Brilhart & Soh
Firat
D. H. Tomb
Jack
Farmers’ Bank
Gilbert Bros
Hall
E. W. Smith
Todd
Farmers' Bank
John McGaughey
Wissel
F. Warner
Messrs. R
Nesbit and
Jos
Houston
Deckers Point Summer School
Great Shoshone Falls
Shoshone Falls
Niagara
Shoshone (Station
Portland
J. K. Boucher
Salford
J. M. Nickle
West Chester
M. H. Henry
West Philadelphia
Cutiura
Gamble
Forty-Second St
Cuticura
Anu
Price
Cuticuna
Soar
Resolvent
Porter Dave and Chem
Curp
Boston
Jor
the Market Report
Mack & Ray
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
New Indiana Flouring Mills
Purchase Line
8. L. Barr
Henry Hall Agency
Arthur Wilson
Choice Family Groceries
First Sts
West
W. L. Douglass
Sharretts’ Shoe Store
American House
Indiana, PA
S. J. Telford
James Patterson
John T. Stuchul
Indiana County
Elliott Ferguson
Anid i Ra Rae A
Trenday
Jaume
Normel Sohaet
Middle Park, Colo
Stumpf
Dr. Clark
J. B. Hinden
G. F. Houk
Teton, Aiteenay
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