Big Boodle in Beer Business at Local License Hearing
Court week in Allegheny ends with many applicants for brewer and bottler licenses. Officials announce licenses granted April 13 must be taken out by April 28 or revoked. Details show brewers and bottlers reporting high receipts, from $2,400 to $160,000, with judges enforcing Brooks law and license rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore
Second Ward
Meleesport
George P
Otto Hanch
Twenty- 4Th Street
Southside
Louver Bros
Twenty-seventh Ward
Francis F. Walker
Peter Janen
Michael Meizgar
Etnaborouch
Charles A. Schultz
Third Ward
Homestead
Judge White
Michael Epz
Millvale
Andrew Vesser
Chartiers Township
George W. Luther
Harrison Township
John Lockner
Webster Avenue
John Bb. Schmidt
Vine Street
Eleventh Ward
Charles Fret
Penn Avenue
Patrick McKeckey
Tustin Street
Robert Murdock
William Sheldon
Patrick O'Reagan
George Garboth
Peter Murray
Andrew McClain
John Kerner
Twenty
John Tweddle
Enterprise Street
Louis Miller
Robert Warper
Allegheny
Joseph H. Reed
A. H. Kannelekey
B.J. Ford
Allegheny Avenue
Fifth Ward
Tobias Goldberg
Beaver Avenue
August Schlegel
California Avenue
Sixth Ward
Albert F. Pitske
Barah Street
Tenth Ward
Michael Enz
First Ward
Henry Levy
Diamond Street
W. Mueller
Third Avenue
Tri Street
Joseph Bohm
Shingis
Forbes Street
Case
Retai
Philip Reon
Second Avenue
Eigiths
John J. Speck
Smithfield Street
Sunfidi
Water Street
Liberty Sp
Sauer House
W.J. Gilmore & Co
Seventh Avenue
A. C. Henderson
L. H. Harris Drug Company
Green County
Lippincott
G. W. Schmidt
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Ward
Julius Adler
H. Schloss
Sigmund Roedelheim
Liberty Street
Louis H. Adler
Sixth Street
Albert Bertafort
T. D. Casey & Co
Abraham Kleinerdinger
L. ©. McCullough
James McKay
George H. Neeley
Neeley
White
Mra
M. E. Pollard
John Z. T. Robitzer
Charles Schilling
Fayette Street
H. A
August Wolf
David Avner
Wylie Avenue
William Becker
James
Richard J. Powers
Sixth Avenue
George C. Roll
Washington Street
Fatal Collision Between Freight and Construction Trains
A Pittsburg and Lake Erie freight train struck a construction train near Rock Point and Homewood. One man, James Scholake, was killed and several workers were seriously injured as cars and engines were wrecked. The engineer and fireman escaped with minor injuries. The line was blocked for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Rock Point
Homewood
James Scholake
Mike Banpespa
Nicholas Johns
Joseph Arspipp
George Shallenberger
Wampum
Scholarie
Two Opinions From Depew in Kansas City Visit
Cornelius Vanderbilt Chauncey M Depew and party passed through Kansas City en route from Omaha to St Louis. Depew predicted President Harrison would be renominated and reelected. He also said there could be no West against the Nast in politics after the Western Congress held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
Omaha
St. Louis
Mr. Depew
Harrison
Great Pittsburgh building trades prepare for eight hour strike
Builders and carpenters unionize to resist wage and hour demands in Western Pennsylvania. The planned May 1 stoppage would trigger a broad lockout across related trades, risking $2,000,000 in active projects and affecting 15,000 workers including carpenters, masons, bricklayers, plasterers, painters, and hodcarriers as plans for new and ongoing construction stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodcarriers
Pittsburg
Allegheny
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Federation
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
No Charter Changes Abolishes Unauthorized Alterations
Secretary of the Commonwealth Harrity issues a formal notice prohibiting alterations to certificates of incorporation after filing. Subscribers must be informed of any changes, and any modification requires reacknowledgment and sworn affirmation. The department will return improperly formed certificates for correction to expedite issuing letters patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissure
State Department
Filling in the Allegheny Suits Postponed by Court
In federal court the government suits against the Exposition Society and E M Bigelow to stop riverfront filling were postponed until Monday. Manager Johnston objects to statements by Engineer Arras while Exposition officials defend their actions and note funds delay a wall construction along the riverview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Exposition Society
Johnston
Arras
United States
E. M. Bigelow
Allegheny
River
Timidity of New York Millionaires Revealed
Julian Ralph writes in The Dispatch about New York millionaires living behind bolts and bars fearing perpetual anxiety. The feature previews 24 pages in tomorrow’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Ralph
New York
Dispatch
Third Party Movement Fails at Waco Alliance Meeting
In Waco Texas on April 24 Hon E T Stockhouse of South Carolina urged Alliance to seek both major parties first and only form a third party if demands are unmet. A labor meeting later that day elected delegates for a Cincinnati convention next month in hopes of circumventing the regular convention in February. the effort was described as a third party attempt and it failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbor
Pennsylvania
Waco
Tex
Alliance
E. T. Stockhouse
Congress
South Carolina
Cincinnati
Regeler
Welty's Offers Lincrusta and Wood Molds at Federal Street
Welty's showcases Lincrusta Walton pressed hand made goods in cheap and medium grades with ceilings striextes and borders to match. A full line of wood moldings is also offered at 120 Federal Street and 65 67 69 71 Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincrusta Walton
Welty'’s
Federal Street
Parkway
Electric Bine Suits line of stitched or plain sacks
An immense line of these with stitched or cocks plain or alike. priced at $12 $15 $18 sacks or alike at and $20. Gusky's.
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Gusky
Library Association answers Hall Company lease case
The Pittsburg Library Association and officers respond to the Mercantile Library Hall Company bill. They deny impropriety in the perpetual lease and argue the arrangement serves the Hall Company and Library Association, with stock control and trust protection cited. A cross-bill by the Library Association is promised.
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The
Library Association
Hall Company
Pittsburg Library Association
T. Brent Swearingen
James F. Hudson
Joseph Albree
William RB. Thompson
Mercantile Library Hall Company
Library Hall
James B. Scott
J. F. Hudson
W. BR. Thompson
Library Hall Company
Eestai Que Trust
Hull
H. M. Bennett
Hull Company
Hall Company and Library Association
Board of Managers
Albree, Hudson and Thompson
Library Company
Ecstaique Trust
Public School Funding Protest by Western Pennsylvania Mechanics
The American Mechanics of Western Pennsylvania condemn Senator Hall's plan to divide public school funds. The Advisory Council adopts resolutions opposing state funding for parochial schools and defending a non sectarian system under state control. The action, endorsed by the State Councilor, was approved April 18, 1801 and awaits final endorsement from Stephen Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mechanics
Advisory Council
American Mechanics of
Western Pennsylvania
Hall
Senator Hall
Elk County
State of
Pennsylvania
Scheol Fund
United American Mechanics of Western Pennsylvania
Tor Hall
W. T. Kenn
A.D. Wilein
Stephen Collins
Collins
Private yards eyed to receive cattle for Armour Swift
Nelson Morris says Armour & Co and Swift & Co back a plan to build private yards outside the Doion Stockyards for cattle shipments. They would use Morris yards temporarily until theirs are ready, then move plants to Tolleston Indiana. About 100000 cattle were bought in Texas, with quarantine limits restricting landing in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Nelson Morris
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Doion
Tolleston
Ind
Morris and Armour
Texas
Chicago
White and Fancy Vests Offer Wide Assortment
Store advertises a large selection of vests in new styles, highlighting single and double breasted designs. Prices start at 88 cents for single breasted and 75 cents for double breasted, inviting customers to visit GusEr's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GusEr
A tale of The Kings Astratagem in La Reole
In the era of Henry IV of Navarre Catherine de Medici hosts a conference in La Reole. Two men plot a trap to gain control of Lusigny with a high stakes dice game. The Vicomte faces ruin as temptation presses him to gamble away freedom and town fate.
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Henry the Fourth of
France
Navarre
Garonne
Pyrenees
Catherine de Medicis
la Reole
Bordeaux
Sreag
Paris
Catherine
Chess of debt and danger in Lusigny’s night room
A masked duel of wits between Vicomte de Banthenon and a seasoned Captain over two thousand crowns unfolds in a dim room. The terms include a possible gate opening at Lusigny if the noble fails, while the Captain probes readiness and honor under moonlit silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusigny
Vicomte
Inck
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Lucky City
Pattison
Hil
Mills
Mason
Foster
Cardinal Gibbons
Depew
BAYS
Harrity
Messrs. Roberts
Davis and
Dempster
Merrill
War Department
Lyon
Coronel Morrill
Third Party Movement
Southern Alliance
Act of Assembly
Herero
Plaintff
Hail Company
Williams
Messrs. Hudson
Holdship
Thompson
Messrs. Albree
Hudson
Albree
Said
Librar Association
Anid
Hudson and Thompson
Bennett
M.ie Capitaine
Beaven
M. le Vicomte
Vicomte de Banthenono
Naavarre
Creange
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