Will Arrive Today Switchmen Remain Firm
Newspaper reports indicate railway talks stalled with Grand Master Wilkinson signaling a decision today on a possible strike. Officials from both sides exchange offers while the federation pushes for daily pay and overtime terms rather than hourly rates, with no concessions yet reached. A plan to curb traffic in major cities within five hours after a strike is ordered is hinted at as pressure mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Federation
Lcal
Supreme Council
Pittsburg
Pittal
Musicians Challenge Great Western Band Cover Bet
August Kreil of the Musicians Mutual Protective Union offered a $500 wager that the Great Western Band is not unionized, provided District 3 Knights of Labor match the sum. If the bet fails, funds go to the Newsboys' Home Fund. $100 would be paid as forfeit if proven accidental. Kreil also said the band wagon business would end as the League club is not deemed to have wronged intentionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Pitoska
Asia
Eens
Sorene
Tentnenn
Tenirn
Turner
Supreme Council
Messra Downey
Wilkinson
Glenn
August Kreil
Great Western
Musicians’ Mutual Protective Union
District 3
Knigits
Mein Te Deedoe Eeates
Newsboys
Coal Output Forecast Drops Near Three Million Bushels
Figures from the Labor Bureau show coal output easing as restrictions spread among anthracite operators. April production is set at 2,000,000 tons, signaling a nearly 1,000,000-ton drop for the first four months compared with last year. If this trend holds, annual output would approach 22,000,000 tons, about six million less than 1588 and close to 1885 levels, amid a mild winter and shifting fuel uses to electric lights natural gas and oil.
Invention Aims to Make Gas For Fuel Cheap
Captain Charles Gearing of this city is said to have created a device to produce gas for fuel at 2 cents per 1000 feet. The machine, tested on Wood Street, is to be known as the water gas process, using coal slack and water. Slack is pulverized and combined with water to generate gas for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gearing
Wood Street
City trades establish joint HQ at 527 Smithfield Street
The building trades of the city form a cooperative center at 527 Smithfield Street. They open a large office for committee meetings and for handling all future matters related to their affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Baker Chain and Wagon Iron Manufactur ing Company Contract
The Baker Chain and Wagon Iron Manufacturing Company of Allegheny has secured a contract to supply 14 tons of naval chains for meat. It is claimed to be the largest chain order ever received in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Chain and Wagon Iron Manufacturing Company
Allegheny
Carpenter Union Strike Report From Wheeling
A.M. Leichwartz, Vice President of the Carpenters' Brotherhood, says a strike in Wheeling is likely over. Union members are reportedly at work despite concerns about conditions and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Leichwartz
The
Carpenters' Brotherhood
Ae Tee
Wheeling
Coal Miners Proposition Calls Finleyville Mass Meeting
A mass meeting of Wheeling division coal miners is scheduled in Finleyville on Saturday at 10 A M to ratify a proposed scale from the Pittsburg convention. The plan suggests tests at two mines and a one year price based on 80 cents for lump coal, 75 for run of mine, and 64 for ton of mine, with a joint committee to select mines and dates. Elmo WV miners protest lack of check weighman and low earnings, while company stores and flour prices are targets of complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finleyville
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Pittsburg
Thwarter
Thearter Coal
New River
Elmo
W. Va
Strife in Herricks Tilelayers Union Ends in Muddle
A mixed report from committees on Herricks works shows a split in the Tilelayers Union over reinstating G J Foster and access to union books held by John Melver. One committee claimed a settlement and reinstatement, while a second denied any settlement and asserted Melver keeps the union books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Herricks & Co
Tilelayers
G. J. Foster
Tilelayers’ Union
John Melver
Tilelayers' Union
Herricks
Foster
McIver
Union
Eight Hundred Miners Strike In Smithton District
A Connellsville dispatch reports 800 coal miners and coke workers including all Smithton district men will strike this morning. Mines at Smithton Eureka and Port Royal affected. They demand the Columbus scale of 75 cents per ton, current top rate 61 cents. Stoner & Co. operators of Eureka refuse as unreasonable. A mass meeting is planned at Smithton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Smithton
Eureka
Port Royal
Stoner & Co
Journeymen Tailors Back Youngstown Strikers Support
City tailors at No 508 Smithfield Street held a meeting with three delegates from each shop. Resolutions approved moral and financial aid to Youngstown strikers and vowed to reject non union work from Youngstown. Some non-union workers were barred from entering the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Ttaburg
Youngstown
McKeesport Trades Plan May 1 Public Demonstration
McKeesport building trades arrange a large May 1 evening demonstration. It aims to press for a nine hour day with equal wages, not a formal eight hour meeting. Carpenters and plasterers have joined. other trades seek equal terms. John Ebman and W J Dillon were invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
John Ebman
W. J. Dillon
Rice Pant Makers Strike Over Reduced Wages at Bent & Co
Forty-five girls employed at Joseph Eles's Bent & Co. at 6 Liberty Street went on strike Tuesday over wage cuts. The firm asserts no cause for trouble, while strikers claim reductions up to 40 percent left workers earning about £1 daily. Eight-hour shifts have been adopted in the Jones & Laughlins steel mill on the Southside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eles
Bent &Co
Liberty Street
Steel Department
Jones & Laughlins’ Mill
Soutside
Divided Protest Meeting on Annexation to Allegheny City
Reserve Township residents held a divided meeting at the township schoolhouse to oppose annexation to Allegheny City. Four people attended including Dr Thorn Squire Shaefer and John Schell. Some feared taxes and sewer access changes if the borough divides, while most signed the annexation petition. council committee to decide tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Township
Allegheny City
Eaststreet
Dr. Thorn
Squire Shaefer
John Schell
Sinacea
Rva
M . Thorn
Schell
Indorses M Kean Plan for Southside Mail Carrier
Stephen Collins, Pittsburg post office superintendent, says Postmaster McKean’s plan to meet trains outside Pittsburg and sort mail for immediate distribution has generated broad interest. Southside banks and business leaders seek a special carrier for early delivery, with the request under consideration by Postmaster McKean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Collins
Pittsburg
McKean
Mchean
New Orleans Floods Bypass Texas and Pacific Route
T C Frew traveling freight agent of the Texas and Pacific Railway reported in New Orleans yesterday about a levee break at Morganza flooding the city. He said the line remained open for freight and passenger service despite the flood and the impact on the Morganza levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Frew
Texas and Pacific Railway
Found a Suit of Clothes Turned In at Penget Police
A young man who gave the name Knonr surrendered a coat vest overcoat a silver watch and chain to Chief Murphy stating he found them last night on Spr Garaen aed aaron on the ide. Clothes appear to belong to a man in comfortable circumstances. No owner was identified though a handkerchief a pipe and a bottle of cologne were found in the pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Penget
Spr Garaen Aed
Vinegar Makers Fight McKinley Tariff Move
Distillers blamed for pushing repeal of the untaxed vinegar alcohol law provoking protests from Heinz of Pittsburgh. Vinegar makers warn repeal would close alcohol factories, raise vinegar prices, and risk adulteration. Heinz plans to travel to Washington with a five member committee to press the issue.
Whisky Sold a Year Ahead in West Boom
Distiller Mr Sunstein notes whisky sales run a year ahead as prohibition defeats fade. He praises pleasant prospects, citing strong western demand for Pennsylvania whisky while eastern markets remain steady. The boom reflects expanded trade and favorable reception of Pennsylvania spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunstein
Pennsylvania
Squirrel Hill Railway Sale Ordered by Sheriff
Sheriff McCandless advertised the Squirrel Hill Railway for sale under an execution issued by M. J. Frank for over 1000 for work and materials. The sale is set for Saturday morning. Chaocco for the Pillsbury Traction Company seeks to set aside the execution and open the judgment, with an order to show cause issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Squirrel Hill Railway
M. J. Frank
Frank
Depositors Visit Fidelity Company Over Lawrence Bank Dividend
The Depositors Committee of the defunct Lawrence bank plans a visit to the Fidelity Company this afternoon to learn about a possible dividend. Rumors in Lawrenceville suggest Fidelity may make a partial payment and issue a partial statement of the Lawrence Bank affairs by May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bank
Fidelity Company
Lawrenceville
The Child Who Was Won Over by Dr Schenk Dies
John Schell a six year old resident of No Ohio street Allegheny died yesterday from injuries after being struck by Dr Schenk s buggy while crossing Federal street on Sunday. He was returned home and doctors King Ian and McCreedy were summoned but could not save him. An inquest will be held today.
Freight business languishes on rail and river
Superintendent Henderson of the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line reports dull river freighting with few orders from shippers. Rail freight men echo the shortage, though river water remains ample to float the largest packets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Local items and civic notes from the era
The column lists postponed lectures by Rev Dr Tobias Schanfarber under the Young Men’s Hebrew Association, pending attendance of Chief J O Brown to award contracts for the Department of Ohsriies estimated at about $50 000 annually. It records a meeting of the citizens at Lincoln club rooms to hear Carnegie Branch Library site report, a birthday gathering for Miss Georgie Bplane, a Board of Viewers session on Diamond street widening effects, correction of Evan Lucup’s employer at Carnegie Phipps mill, and a Board of Viewers hearing on Parkway avenue grade damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Schanfarber
Eca
Young Men's Hebrew Assosciation
Board of Awards
J. O. Brown
Department of Ohsriies
Sseeccnoeins
Lincoln Club
Carnegie Branch
Georgie Bplane
Coltart Care
Oakland
Diamond Street
Evan Lucup
Carnegie & Phipps
Twenty-ninth Street
Solar Iron Works
Hog Island Barrow May Be Settled in Court
Legal debate over Hog Island Bar prompts speculation on whether it is an island in fact or law. Nesbitt and Gailey Bros dispute status while states and federal authorities claim river rights and coal under the bed. Lawyers discuss arability, jurisdiction, and potential oil prospects as appraisers delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Nesbitt
Hog Island
Gailey Bros
Hog Island Bar
Squire Ferren
Irs
Nature
Nesbitt
Tredway
Istandar
United States
Aso
Recorder's
Neville Island
Kentucky
Ohio
Langfit
Raham
Fores Grove
Roodes Farm
Haysville
Death and burial of George Snowden kept from family
Edward Snowden, of Brownsville, probes why George W. Snowden of McKeesport died February 2 at Dixmont and was buried without notifying relatives. Mrs Snowden learned of the death only after a visit to the asylum. She says friends and family had visited during years of confinement and that officials claimed Snowden had no known friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Snowden
Brownsville
George W. Snowden
McKeesport
Dixmont
George Snowden
Monongahela River
Grownaville
William McMeans
William Wrymen
Uniontown Asylum
Edward
Celebrating His Victory Banquet for Southside Press
After Police Magistrate C. E. Succop’s appointment by Mayor Gourley, a planned banquet for Southside newspaper representatives turned into a lively gathering last night. About 60 citizens joined a 9:30 p.m. toast session at John Gamble’s dining rooms with toasts led by George L. Cake, highlighting journalism, local press, German friends, and the Southside theater scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Succop
Bouthside
Gourley
Southside
John Gamble
George L. Cake
The
Southside Review
C. M. Allen
Dispatch
Allen
Harry Scott
Charlies Deckler
Times
Theodore Baker
Politi
Horne
Chronicle-Telegraph
William H. Locke
David McDonald
James E. Flinn
Eliza Luis Sues Minnick for Breach of Promise
Mrs. Eliza Luis, widow of West Bellevue, sues Edward J. Minnick for $20,000 damages in a breach of promise case. She alleges Minnick proposed on October 1, 1882, renewed on February 19, 1810, obtained a license, but refused to marry and cut off all contact. Attorney Langfitt seeks arrest and bail set at $2,000. judge Collier presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Luis
West Bellevue
Edward J. Minnick
Minnick
Langfitt
Luis
Collier
Knights to Visit Bellevue Legion No. 1
Colonel C. V. Lewis and staff of the First Regiment Select Knights A. O. U. W. with City Legions members will visit Legion No. 1 at Bellevue tomorrow evening. They depart from Ft. Wayne depot Allegheny on the 7:15 tram and will be entertained with a lunch provided by legion ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Lewis
Knights
U. W
Legion No.1
Hellevue
Ft. Wayne
Allegheny
Legion
Telegraph Operator Glettner Rescued After Gas Blast
At the Emsworth block station Telegraph Operator Glettner was severely injured in a natural gas explosion and could not signal trains or call for help. An engineer on a freight train forced entry to the station and carried him out unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glettner
Emsworth Block
Law Suits And Love In A Southside Honeymoon Tale
Alderman Hartman faces a tangle of six informations stemming from a Southside family quarrel after a 19 year old son returns with a 17 year old wife. Accusations fly between mother and daughter in law, sons sue each other, and the whole clan seeks peace through court action with Friday set for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hartman
Southside
Milford
John
Misa Nettie Bauerden
Dayton
Music frees man from jail in dramatic escape
Thomas Eltel, a New York registrant at Central Station, was found wandering on Second Avenue with a galise and cornet. In court he showed little fault, but Inspector McAleese proved ownership by asking him to play, prompting a melodious escape as doors opened and Eltel left whistling Annie Laurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Eltel
Central Station
New York
Second Avenue
Gripp Eitel
McAleese
Eitel
Ejtel
Estel
Annie Laurie
When Love Is Young How to Tell a Man With Matrimonial Tendencies
A young man told a Dispatch reporter how to spot men headed for marriage. He described absent minded, dreamy behavior and how such men will reveal plans when approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Ola Boy
Mechanics at Verona A Successful Gen McClellan Council Event
The third anniversary of General McClellan Council No. 150 Jr C U A M Verona was held last night. The program featured addresses music and recitations by Pittsburg talent led by State Vice Councilor Stephan Collins Major B Mryner and performers Miss Lillian Burkhart Miss Carrie Ecker Miss Carrie McCutcheon CC Lee and W W Lightboder. Burkhart’s rendition of Our Junior Americans drew enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General McClellan Council
General McClellan Council No. 150
Jr.c.u.a. M
Verona
Pittsburg
Stephan Collins
B. ©. Mryner
Lillian Burkhart
Carrie Ecker
Carrie McCutcheon
Cc, Lee
W. W. Lightboder
Burkhart
German Farm Hand Fled With Eighty Cents to Germany
Edward Frey, a farm hand employed by Ernest Mollenauer at Castle Shannon, asked for five dollars. After receiving it he left, and Mollenauer later found eighty cents missing from a trunk containing thirty five dollars. Frey was traced to New York and then Germany, with police notified to halt his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Edward Frey
Ernest Mollenauer
Castle Shannon
Mollenauuer
Frey
Mollenauer
Fitzgerald
New York
Tragic Central Traction Accident Claims Child at High and Grant
The 6 year old John Baptisda was crushed by a Central Traction car at the High and Grant crossing about 3 pm yesterday. The gripman Otto Stalsteiner was arrested then released on $1000 bail. The boy’s parents run a candy shop at the corner. Amelia Reilly, 2, died in her bed from a hemorrhage after a suspected extended illness. A coroner’s jury viewed the remains and a post mortem is planned by Dr. Guy McCandless. William McNally’s horse bolted on Forbes street, throwing him. Coal miner Charles Campbell lost a crushed foot and ankle from slate. Car 540n on Central Traction broke an axle near Wylie and Green, delaying travel 20 minutes. George McKirban, longtime Minersville resident, fell from Junction railroad bridge on Thirty-third street with severe injuries and a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baptisda
Ampella Reilly
Jenctson Road
Grant Street
Otto Stalsteiner
91Igh Street
High
Grant Streets
Amelia Reilly
Bedford Avenue
Perry Street
Guy McCandless
William McNally
Forbes Street
MecNally
Magee Street
Charles Campbell
Cincinnati
Courtney
Mercy Hospital
Central Traction
Cornier
Wylie Avenue
Green Street
George McKirban
Minersville
Junction Railroad
Thirty-third Street
One Man One Vote Speech At Bradford
Lorper reports Sir Charles Russell in Bradford urging the one man one vote principle as the keynote of future reform. He criticized the land purchase bill on several grounds and urged representative authority and fair treatment for Irish ratepayers. Morley, at Rochdale, opposed the bill for five reasons including debarred tenant combining and illusory guarantees, warning against State Socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorper
Sir Charles Russell
Bradford
Morley
Rochdale
Hoe
Ireland
Texas Cyclone Ravages Kyle After Night Storm
A Texas cyclone struck Kyle, a town south of Aver, causing widespread damage. Buildings overturned, the two story K Institute was lifted but remained intact. Livestock losses included two horses and cattle. Farms and rations in the storm path suffered significant harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aver
Tex
Kyle
Here
K Institute
Pittsburgh Civil Engineer Fatally Shoots Ex Husband
A Pittsburgh civil engineer, George Buchanan, shot and likely fatally wounded Joseph F Anderson, an ary clerk, as they walked with Anderson's wife. The quarrel stemmed from jealousy amid a separation years earlier. Buchanan has not yet been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
George BR. Buchanan
Pittsburg
Joseph F. Anderson
Anderson
Andersons
Buchanan
Bodwell narrowly escapes injury from falling bank glass
Mr F E Bodwell manager of the Standard Accident Insurance company sustained a serious head wound when a plate glass pane fell from Keystone National Bank’s second story. Glass penetrated his hat and left a 3 to 4 inch wound, narrowly missing his brain. He was injured yesterday and treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone National Bank
F. E. Bodwell
Standard Accident Insu
Trort
Flourishing Order Holds Quarterly Meeting of Pennsylvania Sons of Temperance
The Grand Division of Pennsylvania Sons of Temperance met at Curry Hall with about 113 delegates, led by Grand Worthy Patriarch John Massey and Grand Worthy Associate John Weat. State membership reached 19,256 across 3 divisions, with a quarterly gain of 618 and 2 new divisions. funds stood at 117,622.74, up 3,416.73. Subordinate divisions paid 10,612.19 for funeral benefits, down 689.12, and the session adjourned to Moorhead Hall for refreshments hosted by city ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Moorhead Hall
Special sale on French wool fabrics and clothing items
The notice promotes deep discounts on French all wool fabrics in new colors with trimming, plus French combination fabrics, plaid selections, and dresses with embroidery and lace effects. It lists various prices from 12 to 25, including 40 inch satin face stripes, brocade mohairs, cassimere serge, and 40 to 42 inch fabrics. Also touts embroidered India shawls and children's sailor suits in multiple sizes.
All Wool and Silk Garments Featured at Premium Prices
A display highlights solid colors in all wool and silk goods with prices listed. Items include all wools at 1250, ee braid or silk fabrics, cashmeres, plaid sarah silk garniture, black silk suits from 25 to 28 and up, colored silks at 23 and 25, mantles jackets canes, special shoulder capes at 50, lace shoulder pieces at 16 30, embroidered capes at 15 and up, black embroidered fichus 250 to 35, and a broad matting line with prices from 10c per yard upward.
Boiler Explosion at Crafton Field Wounds Driller and Two Others
A boiler at an oil well in the Crafton field exploded last evening. John Kimble, a well driller, was badly scalded on the head and upper body and rushed to West Penn Hospital where doctors report little hope for recovery. Two other workers sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crafton
John Kimble
West Penn Hospital
Long Stories Cut Short Tidbits From Aged Dispatches
Reports cover H W Stanly arrival in London Irish railway porters strike spread to cities and Durham Middle bess NY presbytery vote in favor of reform papal tensions and Naples nuncio. French setback in Dahomey with one white killed and two natives wounded Chicago poolrooms crackdowns and arrests. Lackawanna Presbytery backs revision 4 to 77. Cigarette and whisky sale bans to under 16 in Chicago. War begins anew. John F Plummer & Co creditors seek assignees. Jeremiah Murphy bonds. A Cameron Ark man shot after insult to white woman. Anti Secret Society Convention continues in Chicago. Darling River flood subsiding in NSW. Nobles club fund opened for Stuttgart victims. Baron Muenich ostracized by Reichs party. Eight members challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Naples
Munich
Dahomey
Chicago
Lackawanna Presbytery
Police Department
John F. Plummer & Co
New York
Jeremiah Murphy
Darling
New South Wales
Fiue Club of Nobles
Stuttgart
Baron Muenich
People’s Party
Howard Hartley Dead From Hartley Brothers Firm
Howard Hartley of Hartley Brothers died at his residence Fifth and Shady avenues yesterday at 3 o clock. The funeral will be from his home Saturday afternoon. He had been ill two months and died after a long illness. He leaves a wife and son Robert, age 45. Interment in Allegheny Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hartley
Hartley Brothers
Fifth
Shady Avenues
Hartley
Lele
Robert
Allegheny Cemetery
City Treasurer Reports Tax Receipt Increase
City Treasurer's force yesterday completed footing of checks received on or before March 31 the last day for city tax discounts. By mid March total receipts reached over 1 400 000 reflecting a 30 percent rise from last year.
Inspector Charges Liquor Sale Without License
Inspector McAleese yesterday laid informations against Mrs. Sherry of 37 Fourth Avenue and Frederick Brown of rear 26 Bedford Avenue charging them with selling liquor without a license and on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
Bargain Surabs and Silk Fabrics at People’s Store
At the People’s Store you will find a choice bargain in surabs at 50 cents a yard in all colors. The finest line of printed India silks in the city at cheapest prices. Camrbett & Dick. Beautiful New Clan Tartan Ginghams. Most complete stock of Scotch and American ginghams, Anderson’s and other standard makes, Jos. HORNE & Co.’s Penn Avenue Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camrbett & Dick
Anderson's
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Turkey
Akron Ex-Congressman Crouse Visits Charleroi Firm
Ex-Congressman George W. Crouse of Akron, president of the Charleroi Plate Ginsa Company, was in the city yesterday. A meeting with the manager was held and a dividend will soon be declared by the land company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crouse
Akron
Charleroi Plate Ginsa Company
Aneeoneer
Land Company
What People Are Doing in Pittsburg and Beyond
Roland Reed and his company passed through Pittsburg yesterday en route to New Castle where he was billed to appear at the Grand Opera House early next fall. Frank FE. Bausman, a Pittsburg machinist, is named manager of the Luster Mining Company and departs for Jones, Mexico to oversee the mines. Mrs. J B Schlosser returned from a visit to Washington last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Reed
Pittsburg
New Castle
Guy
Mr. Reed
Grand Opera House
Frank FE. Bausman
Luster Mining Company
Jauones
Mexico
Lamp explodes in market house alarm from box 12
An alarm from box 12 about 7 40 last evening occurred when a lamp exploded in the upstairs part of the market house. The lamp was thrown out of the window without causing any damage.
Endless napkin patterns and value list fragment
A partial catalog of napkin options with prices. Items include Size 20x20 Se Gomme a dozen for $1, Size 2x23 a dozen for $2.23 to $2.50, Size 2x24 a dozen for $3 to $4, TS Size 2x27 a dozen for $8, and related variants.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will
HR. Keel
Bosbels
Kew Trades Headquarters
Joursermen Tailors
Moury
Youngs
McKeesport Building Trades
Indorses M'Kean
New Orleans
David Timmons
No. 61
South Sixteenth Street
Twenty-eighth Ward
Joseph
Eneg Ty
Careh
Mkinley
McKinley
Tariff
Congress
Washington
H. J. Heinz
Mr. Heinz
Heinz
Regal
Jelves
Erator
Yoni
Ways and Means
Atherton
West
Equireel Hill
Pillsbury Traction Company
Young Schell
Trafic
Hendy
Parkway Avenue
Barrow
Dixmoor
Succop
Eliza Luis Sues
E. J. Minnick
Vialt Bellevue
Bauerden
Bauerden, the Mother of Her Son's Wife, and, As A Result, Mrs. Bauerhen
Martin
Bauerhen
Merhen
John Milford
Fifteenth Street
Hartman
Music
Confiruemer
Mechanics
Texas
Pittsburger's
Apolis Man
Mr. Bodwell
Market Street
Apla-Rissa
Emporium
Brussels
H. W. Stanly
London
Cork
Hudson River Presbytery
Middlebess N. Y
Reon
Jos. Honyr & Co
East End
Gruet Zinger
Apki
Trsso
Mattings
Pusey & Kerr
Federal Street
Allegheny, PA
J. B. Schlosser
Cammpbell & Dice
Rrssu T Vane & Hacks
Horne & CO
Penn Ave
At & A
JUS. Horne & CO
Pittsburg, PA
Yeaside
Atlantic City
N.J
Onan
Chalfonte
North Carolina Ave
Ocean View
Roberts
Om House
Tlantic City
Otel Lafayette
Cape May
Nem
James & Steffner
Arlington
Ocean Grove
N. J
Ae Eldredge
South Carolina
Siguras
Weil
Fentila Gooderning
Haddon Hall
Leeds & Lippincott
Robt
J. Peacock
Meers
Smithfield ST
M May
Prater Pa
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