Otto Hegner Enthusiastically Welcomed for Second Pittsburg Recital
Otto Hegner headlined a Pittsburg piano recital at Old City Hall, drawing a large audience and earning praise for his Strauss Tausig influenced performance and Chopin concerto alongside Miss Mamie Repow and Miss Marie Hireuck. The review notes his youthful vigor, improvisational moments, and overall maturation, while predicting a rich upcoming season of concerts including Von Bulow and Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hegner
Pittsburg
Old City Hall
Beethoven
Lepende Biineie Kenek
Chopin
Lane
Meczkowski
Wien
Jos. H. Gittings
Hitte Tad
Hetter
Afr
Gittings
Otto Heener
Marie Hireuck
Heener
Eler
Woiniawski
Mann Weber
Moschowski
Quay, Dalzell Split Over Governor Nominee Clash
Senator Quay faces opposition from Congressman Dalzell who declares he will fight Quay openly. Dalzell backs Montooth for governor, saying Allegheny County will support him, while opposing any Quay nominee. Disputes surface amid Pittsburgh political maneuvering and a pending nominating battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daizell
Quay
M. 8
Beaver
Seventh Avenue Hotel
McKean
Warmcastle
John A. Reed
Pension Agency
Williams
James Bradley
Pittsburg
Ray
McKeesport
Jay
Lew Emery
Delamater
Dalzell
Washington
Montooth
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
DisPatch
Con Dalzell
Senator Quay
Faust
Philadelphia
Andrews
Florida
New Classification Advances Rates on Glass and Lamps in Pittsburgh
The Central Traffic and Trunk Line Associations issued a joint official classification to take effect April 15. Pittsburg sees mainly changes in glass rates as chimneys and lanterns move to higher classes while cut glass and electric bulbs become double rate items. The minimum charged weight drops from 24 000 to 20 000 pounds, easing charges for small shipments. Iron and steel rules stay similar with slight shafting length adjustments to avoid treble rates on short shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Noxdon to Have Hearing on Hatchet Attack
John J. Noxdon faces a magistrate hearing today after being arrested for felonious assault on George Kaiser the Southside hotel keeper. A witness suggested the attack aimed at robbery with 500 dollars in a satchel in Kaiser's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Noxdon
George Kaiser
Southside
Brokaw
Kaiser
Noxdon
Primaries Set By Republican County Committee
The Republican County Committee met and decided to hold state and county primaries on the first Saturday in June with the convention following on Tuesday. A five member committee including George Y. McKee and George Von Bouhorst will oversee affairs in the Twenty fourth District of Allegheny County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
George Y. McKee
George von Bouhorst
Allegheny County
Twenty-fourth
Slow Market Shows No Bite From Ticker Ban
Markets remained slow through the week with brokers saying ticker removal from bucket shops has little visible effect. Wheat rose briefly yesterday then faded. City brokers note bucket shop dealers are sharp and doubtful of losing much. Public school exhibit plans at the Exposition proceed. The committee will select space this week and pupils’ work will be prepared in May.
River Side Penitentiary Wing Nears Completion by August
Work on the River side penitentiary expansion resumed after winter stoppage. The new wing is expected to be complete in every detail by August and ready to receive prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Penitentiary
Conference at Salt Seog and tight Rhode Island race
Latter Day Saints conduct conference at Salt Seog while Rhode Island’s election looms with reports of irregularities. Prohibitionists gain strength amid party chatter. Cumberland County Republicans back Delamater for governor. other items include legislative liquor pauses and local political tensions.
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Salt Seog
Rhode Island
Cumberland County
Delamater
Snemanlak
Iowa
Exciting Election At Trinity Church Vestry Vote
Tomorrow at Trinity Church a vestry election features Maxwell supporters proposing a new ticket. Only male pew holders may vote with 87 of 172 pews occupied, and tickets cost 5 dollars granting voting rights. The slate includes John Robb tsq McClurg Hays Wharton McKnight Ed McKnight Charles C Schumaker W B Bostt and Thomas McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Trinity Church
Denn Alleges Daily Abused Daughter Over Refused Marriage
Agent M J Denn of the Anti Cruelty Society charges Thomas Daily with cruelty to his 13 year old daughter Mary Daily. Daily was arrested and bail posted for a Tuesday hearing before Alderman Warner. The case centers on the girl’s refusal to marry Michael Baetty 26 who boarded with Daily and had sought a marriage license which was refused due to the girl’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Daily
Alderman Warner
M.J. Denn
Anti-Cruelty Society
Mary Daily
Michael Baetty
Baetty
Twenty-third Street
Daisy
Dean
School inspectors to enforce physiology and hygiene teaching
At the Friday meeting of the Committee on Text Books and Course of Instruction the City Superintendent was ordered to ensure that laws governing physiology and hygiene are taught in all schools. The move cites public statements about insufficient instruction, though officials deny any teacher neglect. A railroad man notes a new look at the lake coal differential and the 40 mile radius issue may be revisited.
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Committee On
Central Board of Education
Hood
Standard Plumbing Touts Gas-Saving Burners at New Address
The Standard Plumbing Company announces it has moved to 624 Peon Avenue and is prepared to take orders for Anderson gas-saving burners. The notice emphasizes help with new house gas efficiency and service readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Plumbing Company
Peon Avenue
Anderson
Bargain Hosiery and Awnings Advertised
Children's hosiery sale this week offers genuine C G French ribbed cotton hose in stainless black, sizes 5 1/2 to 9, marked down from 8 5 0 to 4 8. A G Campucci & Sons at 97 Fifth Ave promote quality values. Lochinvar awnings showcased at Mamax Son's BST 589 Page, Pittsburg, promising novelty and beauty.
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C. G
A. G. Campucci & Sons
Fifth Ave
Mamanx
Pittsburg
Multiple Funeral Notices From Pittsburgh Area Newspapers
A crowded list of death notices and funeral arrangements from April 1890 includes Henry Cambridge at 12 Brady Street. Beissie May Curts 143 West Carson Street. James Donnely 1701 Sidney Street. Mrs Macete A. Du Shane 17H Sidney Street. Adam Grabenstein Mt Oliver. John L Koebert 288 Forty-fifth Street. Margaret May Niebaum Gallipolis. Joseph Primrose 155 Elsworth Street Allegheny City. Andrew Snyder Joncaire Street Squirrel Hill. Matild H Wood 439 Ligonier Avenue. Undertakers Anthony Meyer and James M Fullerton credited.
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Cambridge
Henry
Patrick
Mary AL
Brady Street
Curts
Beissie May
David
Linzie
West Carson Street
Southside
2 Donnely
Sidney Street
James Donnely
Mary Donnell
DU Shane
Forty Fifth Street
St. Augustine's Church
Niebaum
Gallipolis
Margaret May Niebaum
William K. Niebaum
John H. Niebaum
Hazel and
Elm Streets
Homewood Cemetery
2 Primrose
Joseph Primrose
Mra Jackson Marland
Elsworth Street
Federal Street
Allegheny City
Snyder
Andrew
Adam and
Mary Link Snyder
Joncaire Street
Twenty-second Ward
Squirrel Hill
Sundat
Wood
William Trevis
Ligonier Avenue
Matild
George ‘ Wood
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Strauss and His
Dance Orchestra
MerUlar
Hans von Bulow
Mozart Club
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Allegheny
Ail
Everard Strauss
Patrick Sarsfield
Shakespeare
New York
Strauss
Aaron
Pis
Custom House
Marshall Pp. Wilder
Edwin Hooth
Disrarch
Michigan Faoritare Co
Smithfield St
Bates
Kansas
Liverpool
Henry Popp
Moritz Gaether
Canton, O
George R. Davis
Methodist Episcopal
McKinley
Ohio
Eagle Horse
Pine Ridge
Frank E. Lewis
John A. Best
Washington, Pa
Hotals
el Paso Board of Trade
United States
Exico
South Wilkesbarre
China
Mombasa
East Africa
Ehlers
Sultan of
Madara
Pacific
Dar
New Hebrides
Mallicollo
Agent Denn
Thomas
Lackey
Paris
London
Berlin
Urssu Hucus
Haccke
C. L Hood & CO
Lowell, Maas
J. S. Waugaman
Penn Avenue
Edward L. Devore
Eliza
Kistner
Ida EB
Jinks
James Stark
Base Egheny
Mary Cronin
Gee Pruint
Ees
Cora E. Isen
Piisburg
Savsseeseee
Enon Valley
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Tim
Lim Penn Avenue
Myli
James M. Fullerton
wFee
Nature
Dr. Tutt
Tissa
Ioc
W. B. Benn
J. M. McClaren
Newsboys’ Home Fund
Shiloh
Bijou Theater
G.H. McMichael
Buffalo
Ihrrssaudwk
Weweat Sidicanse
Indies
Oxfords
Oxford
Market St
Braddock
Braddock Ave
wFau
Federal St
API
Deak
Stevens
Sixth Street
Penn Ave
Pickering's
Tenth Street
Pickerings
Tenth Street and
KEW
Fleishman & CO
Smithfield
Diasmond Sts
Smithfield and Diamond
Argsue
Henry G. Allen Company
Seventh Street
Laird’s Shoe Stores
Woodstreet
Fifth Avenue
Diamond Alley
Market Street
W. BA. Srater
N. B
Wood Street
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