Glass costs fall with natural gas expansion in industry
A report notes glass now sells at a dollar per finer product than ten years ago while natural gas drives cheaper production in the United States basin. The discussion, heard near Tarentum, cites fuel as key to efficiency and tariff stability, with references to vast gas acreage and industry faith in gas-based methods.
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Industried States
Tur
Ford
Tarentum
Rable Glass
Connow
Well-Known Druggist George Splane Dies at 47
George R. Splane a landmark druggist at Fifth avenue and Smithfield street died at his home 29 Bluff street at 12:35 this morning from complications of illness. He was 47 born in Allegheny served in Civil War and naval department later ran the drug business and managed his mother's estate leaving a widow and one child.
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George R. Splane
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Bluff Street
George Splane
Dra. Jones
McKelvey
Mr. Splane
Allegheny
One Hundred and Twenty-third
Pennsylvanian Volunteers
Clark
Naval Department
Pittsburg
Juliet
Russell
Bardie Ee
Joseph Splane
Enq
Charles Splane
County Commissioners Office
W. C. Méreland
W. D. Moore
Trust Accepts Bettor's Hand in Sullivan Kilrain Bout
Telegram from California Athletic Club outlines a $10,000 purse for the Sullivan Kilrain fight. Albert Cridge will handle the purse and clubroom duties as per the dispatch. Spider Weir's next bout is discussed with plans to exhibit in a dime museum.
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Ram
Albert H. Cridge
Oakmaker
Ateern
California Athletic
Angeles
Ll. Sullivan
Jake Kilwill
Ich
Sul Wain
S Weir
Dispatch
Spider Weir
Frank Murphy
Weir
Opening of Clan Gon Street in Pittsburgh Ordinance
City authorities authorize surveying and opening Clan Gon Street from Grazier to the north line of the Pennsylvania Railroad within 40 feet, with damages and benefits assessed under Pennsylvania law. The ordinance, approved June 4 1887, remains in force with repeals and amendments. Mayor McCallin signed March 22 1889. further approval April 25 1889.
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Limo
Pennsylvania
Eee
Department of Public
Ordi Clawson
Sorie
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Stresta
J A. S D
Clawson Street
Grazier Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Department of Public Works
Boeerdanen
Secon
Cornells and
Cour
Ford
Select Council
Geo. Sheppard
Geo
L. HO
Common Council
McCallin
Liday
Geo. Booth
Bert
A. D
Co Street
Ells Avenue
City of Pittsburg
Vance
Veee Ieee
Commonwealth of A Trania
H. P. Ford
Holliday
Boo" Booth
Pares
WM. McCallin
Bert Ostermaterb
Gearnance
Home Street
Butler Street
Plummer Street
Thee Street
Lawrenceville
Conneil
Bert Ostermaier
Bineck Street
Hiland Avenue
Clearview Street
City of
Black Street
Cleartiew Street
Ava
Theda
Jereby
Lens
Ordinance Authorizing Rose Street Opening Pittsburgh
An ordinance authorizes the opening of Rose Street from Devilliers to Kirkpatrick within 60 days. It designates a 50 foot street width per the City District plan and levies liens for damages and benefits under state acts.
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SM. N
Rose Street
Devilliers Street
Kirkpatrick Street
Pittsburg
Department of Public Works
Causa
Devilliera Street
Ee Street
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Geo. Sheppard
Geo. L. Holliday
GEO. L. Holliday, President of Common Council
Geo. Booth
Common Council
Wm. Ee AL Oe
Bertian
Bree
Ordinance Establishes Grade on Halket Street Pittsburg
An 1882 city ordinance establishes Halket street grade from Forbes avenue to Wilmot street, detailing curb lines and elevations. The measure sets exact rise and fall over specified distances and repeals conflicting ordinances. Official signatures and recording dates are listed for the Select and Common Councils.
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Halket Street
Forbes Avenue
Fwitmar Street
Pittsburg
Wilmot Sreet
Emily Street
Wilmot
Ford
Aten
Geo. Sheppard
Salect Council
Geo
L. Holliday
Aeons Common Council
Geo. Boot
WM. McCallin
Robert Ostermaier
A. D
Ordinance to widen Greenwood Street and open new section
A city ordinance authorizes surveying and opening Greenwood Street from the left to Morningside Avenue at a width of zero feet under a historic plan. It repeals conflicting ordinances and records the measure in the March 18 1880 session with officials Ford Sheppard Booth and Lin.
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Raof
Pia Os
Chislett Street
Mide Avenue
Pittab
Department of Public
Greenwood Stree
Morningside Avenue
Department of All Works
Commonwealth of Pilvania
Counells and Court
H. P. Ford
Select Council
Geo
Sheppard
Geo. L. Holliday
Common Council
Geo, Booth
Ara Ofice
WM. M Lin
Bert Ostermater
A. D
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Butler City
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Department of Publicity
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Offictal
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Pittsburgh
Hopper Bros. & CO
Wood Street
Bet
Davis Sewing Machine
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