Milk Dealers Move Toward Uniform Price Agreement
Milk dealers and producers met at Imperial Hall to set a fixed price for milk with a six month rate of 11 cents per gallon from April to October and 18 cents the rest of the year. The meeting urged farmer dealer cooperation and planned a joint committee to push for unity while Mr Reed warned his plan to sell milk directly to retailers at a different price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Indies
Milk Dealers' Protective Union
Imperial Hall
Union
Mr. Reed
Hemingway
Reed
Walker
Suances Akon Wace
Producers’ Union
Imperial
Pattison Discusses Rail Rivalry and Prohibition Drift
Ex Governor Pattison, passing through the city en route to Chicago, vows on the South Penn project and broader railway competition. He cites Carnegie backed obstacles, urges new lines to boost Philadelphia wealth, and questions Prohibition with a stance on personal rights and individual liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Penn
Hell
Pattison
Chicago
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Phi
Pittsburg
Prohibition Debate Highlights Local Visit and City Speech
Sam Small visited the city briefly yesterday afternoon then left for New Castle to lecture. He argued the amendment favors, noting liquor proponents may respond. he criticized Prohibitionists and described their methods as biased and one sided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Small
New Castle
Sam
Woman Seeks Reopening of Detroit Inquest Verdict
Mrs. Johanna Zschoegner of Allegheny protests the coroners jury verdict in Detroit over her daughter’s death. She demands a full reinvestigation arguing the tutor threatened poison and expects new evidence when the case is reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Zschoegner
Allegheny
Detroit
Domestic Infidelity Case Involving Multiple Accusations
A terse report details a domestic infidelity accusation centered on a central figure named in the charge. The brief notes alleged acts and the parties involved, focusing on the core dispute and court action without graphic detail.
Fragmented notes hint at city life and crime
A jumble of brief items touches on local happenings from Mayors and theatre quips to robberies and accidents. It mentions a PanTY of picket marines in Paris, a German tapping a telephone wire, a baby left on Arch street steps, and a soda fountain accident injuring Mr Gostiman, with scattered references to public charities and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelie Rives
Pittsburg Traction Company
J. G. Brill & Co
Committee On Public Charities
R McCord
Edmunds Igen Sensaney
Alecia
London
Sand Seid Co Thompson
Shea
Paris
Lowarr
Loweree
Diesel
Ft. Wayne Road
Charles Graham
Aneeas Woon
Waaenoog
Lake Erie
Newee
Dennis Maher
al Parkinson
Lawrenceville
Pie Dion
William Sheridan
Baltimore and Ohio
Lula Day
Uncle Sam
Jacob Goettman
North Canal
Chestnut Streets
Gostiman
GoonWwIs's
Ol Exchange
John A. Martin
Kellar
Smithfield
Arch Street
Allegheny
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
Bellefield
West Virginia
Wilson
Maxm Otrs
William Esler
Twenty-seventh Street
Penn Avenue
Children Reported Soliciting for Diphtheria Medicine
Inspector McAleese learned that a 13 year old girl and her younger brother went door to door in disreputable city districts asking for money to buy medicine for their dying diphtheria-stricken brother. The widow Mrs. Huey, with seven children, washes to support them. Police investigated and found the children and the letter from the girl describing their poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
Aeea
Childree
Callanan
Huey
Rowe
Lea Rage Fo
Miners Face Rates and Rifts Between Unions in Pa
District Assembly 5 of the Knights of Labor condemns protests as miners face new mining rates in Western Pennsylvania. The National Progressive Union also clashes with the Knights, threatening strikes unless higher pay is secured. Officials and leaders promise circulars to explain the rate dispute and sides of the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
National Progressive Union
Knights of Labor
EK. of L
W. L. Scott
Erie
Scott Haven
Baltimore and Ohio
Workman Rea
Warehorn
Ohio
NLP. U
Hocking
District A. 3 K of L Holds Quarterly Meeting
District Assembly No. 3 of the Knights of Labor opened its quarterly session at the hall, 101 Fifth Avenue, with 52 delegates credentialed. Committees heard reports on finance, appeals, and resolutions, and Master Workman Ross announced membership growth exceeding 4,200 in good standing, with hopes to recover all former members by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
K. of L
Ross
I Sera Ei el] McFarland
L. A
J. Ae Mae
W.magoffin
W.ave
John Exatley
I. Eder
James Petrie
A. Harrin
John E. Obes
Thomas Burke
B. Fink
Frank Vincen
Wittises Deccthaben
McFarland
Thomas Tippe
Lawe
L. J. Reagen
William Koebler
Oliver Shendan
James Mangrave
John
John Everdhenese
Sekieartverter
Lance E. Powell
Tin Plate Venture Tied to Chicago Steel Consolidation
W Potter president of North Chicago Rolling Mill predicts domestic tin plate production due to consolidating Chicago steel companies. A plant may be built to manufacture tin sheets using Lake Superior ore, amid huge US demand and no current producers. Street-level labor tensions surface with union organization and a chartered lodge, while Duquesne Steel Works strikers decide on nonunion hiring. Master Workman Esccles Robinton resigns to relocate to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Potter
North Chicago
Chicago Steel Companies
Lake Superior
Duquesne Steel Works
John Edwards
David William
Southside Medical Society Banquet Set for May Fifteenth
The Southside Medical Society schedules its annual banquet for May 15 at Palace Hall. Assignees of the defunct Farmers and Mechanics Bank on the Southside offered Independent Glass Worke for sale again yesterday, but bids were too low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Medical Society
Palace Hall
Belog
Steia
Sacueneca
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Sebastan Galea
Newark Strike Rumor Dismissed Over Insurance Plan
Telegram from Newark, Ohio states no basis for a strike over a new insurance plan for Baltimore and Ohio workers. About 1,000 employees in Newark, 600 in shops, largely accept the plan with most choosing coverage. Transportation staff show some opposition but continue work. officials cite transfer to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and note benefits for sick or deceased workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio River
Transportation Department
J. W. H. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Pittsburg
Strike at Chess Co mill as 150 workers strike
About 150 men in the rolling department at Chess Cook Co on the Southside walk out after the firm refused to discharge a boss roller who declined joining the Amalgamated Association. The move halts nail production, signaling a stagnant spring trade in the iron and steel sector and underscoring overall nail industry dullness in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall
Chess, & Co
Southside
Amalgamated Association
Knights of Labor
Amahgamated Association
Chess, Cook & Co
Neil Manufacturing
Jones & Laughlin’s
Igh
Cook & Co
Pittspas Aaa
Pleasant boiler makers tour ends with steamer excursion
The convention of boiler manufacturers concluded with a city tour visiting Park Bros. & Co and Shoenberger & Co. The Mayflower steamer carried members to Moeneort for a lunch and a tour of Carnegie Phipps & Co. The group adjourned to October 16 for next meetings and urged branding by manufacturers on boiler plates and parts. Captain Lew Clark led the excursion, the first trip of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Park Bros. & Co
Shoenberger & Co
Mayflower
Moene
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Bre
Lew Clark
Agitating a Uniform Boale by K L Misionary Leads Talks
Peter Wise of the K of L conducts meetings with a brass band at Hutchinson station to push a uniform scale movement in the coke region. He disputes wage reductions and asserts miners shoulder wagons while some critics question union control over local labor groups. An April 28 meeting is planned at Atlantic Hall.
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Peter Wise
K. of L
Coke
Lieth
Brownfield
Kyle
Oliphant
Hutchinson Station
Wise
Uniontown
K. of L. Committeen
Canadian and Mexican ship railway contrasts discussed
Colonel James Andrews reports progress on the Chignoctic Ship Railway from the Bay of Fundy to the Gulf of St Lawrence subsidized by Britain. The project aims for an August 1890 completion, with engineers Baker and Towler cited, while Tehuantepec and Mexican interest are noted and U S fishing benefits cited.
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James Andrews
Allegheny
Bay of Fundy
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Dominion
United States
Maine
Benjamin Baker
John Towler
Arent
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Andrews
Paris
Wieder
Aeng
Calandren
Ulead
Compton
Colored man tries to divide boodle by offering half winnings
Paul Coleman, described as a top billiard player, was arrested after posing as a detective in Jeannette. He claimed to owe Inspector O Mara half of his gambling winnings and recounted beating opponents at Jeannette and Blair, winning about 79 dollars over expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger @Mara
MacAleese
O'Mara
Paul Coleman
Jesonette
Coleman
Jeannette
Central Station
Aid
Opitan
Blair
Shrewd Confidence Man Dupes Farmer in Allegheny
A small scale confidence man in Allegheny befriended an Economy farmer at the Ft. Wayne depot. He posed as Michael Hope of Economy and persuaded the farmer to cash a $10 check at the Red Lion Hotel. The farmer lent the money and waited, but the stranger vanished, prompting police intervention.
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Allegheny
Ft. Wayne Depot
Michael Hope
Economy
Red Lion
Fine Musical Goods Sale at H Kleber & Bro
Fine set of violins guitars and mandolins arrives at H Kleber & Bro No 506 Wood Street. Washburn guitars mandolins and zithers praised with low prices and a new Arion guitar offered at 10 dollars. Also mentions Jewelers Hanor & Ho and various home goods and carpet specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
Pga
Kilbers
Washburn
Unclear text fragment prompts local notice summary
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions patterns and vendors with unclear names and prices. No coherent event or identifiable entities to specify a real news item.
Tremendous No 18 Train Wreck Near Coraopolis
Forty passengers survived a high speed wreck on the Pitneburg and Lake Erie Railroad No 18 near Coraopolis at 9 o clock. The engine tender baggage car and sleeping car were damaged with several injuries but no serious casualties. Conductor D L Reynolds aided passengers as a relief train from the Southside arrived to transport all to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitneburg and Lake Erie
Coraopolis
John Br, Dick
Providence
B. 1
D. L. Reynolds
German Court Hears Case On Immigrant Worker Mail
A note from Mund Germany reports a resident Lambert Boellenberg of MeHeeaeirt faces proceedings over the shipment of a letter claiming an import of women. The item suggests a trial or court action is underway in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Boellenberg
MeHeeaeirt
Germany
Psyees
Saya
Wimen
Mund
Dress Fabrics and Trimmings Seasonal Stock Sale
We offer a spring stock of FOREIGN DRESS GOODS with choice artistic weaves. Prices include Black cashmere suits, Henriettes, and varied misses clothing. Full department includes Trimmings Buttons Underwear Hosiery and trimmed suits with Paris and New York styles plus children's trimmed hats and bonnets and novelties.
Local Piano Dealers Display At Hoxie Address
A garbled fragment lists piano and organ sellers in the city including Krakater Ki Zonethe Chase Chicago Cottage and Kimball. The notice mentions HoxE at 17 Fifth Avenue as an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Chicago
Kimball
Hoxe
Fifth Avenue
Light colored suits and stripes for the season
The note states light colored check suits will be worn this season and aa will wear stripes. A brief mention of a free incentive offers Parisian self winding tops as a gratis choice, with a playful appeal to Ken Oneey s suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Oneey
Oldest Pennsylvanian gifts at 48 Fifth Avenue
Far Easter ad touts largest assortment of novels, books, booklets and cards at 48 Fifth Avenue. It claims to carry the oldest Pennsylvania titles and a variety of painted items and greeting cards at G W Schmidt’s store in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Wattles & Mers
Fifth Ave
Dewallk
Jos Um & Co
Fifth Avenues
Warmer Weather Prompts Uncertain Forecast
A fragmented note notes warmer trends and unsettled conditions with sparse details. The text mentions a cold start and a potential shift toward milder days but offers no specific dates or locations.
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Penny
Jack
American Iron Works
Boulanger
StarSer Bes
Kansas
Axmateue
Tas Ball Park
District Assembly
K. of I
Chess' Iron Works
John McBride
Potter
Bays
Steubenville Iron and Steel
Mcheesport
Doquesse
Esccles Robinton
B.T. A. 28
San Francisco
M. J
Chess’ Mill
Cokers
Sirvelean
Winelie
Bridgeport
Aalicbary Hall
Fan Perlor
Davn & Daschbach
Smithfield Street
Savana
Vnry
Colonel Andrews
Hanor & Ho Jewelers
Smithfield St
Gro
W. Syamay
Mars
Hanatson
May Bee Hive
Cor
Sixth
Liberty
White
Joney
House & Co
M, Beibert & Co
America
Phantage Shoes
Rare Rite
Henrietes
Owe Ae Paten
Beach
Faille
Iatest
New York
Parasola Grid
Cidak
Sayark
Indias
Sarsbey
Mel
Netkwear
Wales
JOS. Horne & CO
Gia
Foster
Ike
Etty
Schoenthal
Nishing Parlor
Eee
G. W. Schmidt
Hiasiylvania
Ayenne
City
Arte Oe
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