Refuses 10 Reform A Pretty Girls History
McKeesport teen Maggie Judy, daughter of a well known tube works family, repeatedly ran away after falling into bad company. Arrested by Detective McTighe at Third Avenue, she was sent to the Home of the Good Shepherd, then to reform school, and finally returned home before another escape led to central station custody. Authorities forewarned she faces possible commitment to reform institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccie Judy
McKeesport
No 20
Third Avenue
McTiche
Macvie Judy
National Tube Works
Maggie
Judy
Third Arena
McAleese
Central Station
Columbus
Tretertive Coulson
Columbus Vendar
Sud
the Good Shepherd
Allegeny
Moerganza Reform School
Gray
Oetsive Robinson
Cirl
McTighe
Cod
Les
Be Had Indians on the Brain
Oliver Kelly of the Southside returned from Omaha with Robert Merers a 14 year old wanted for stealing 408 from John Worts the baker Two hundred seventy dollars of the stolen money plus a revolver ammunition belt cartridges and a buckskin bag were found on the boy He was poised out to kill Indians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Kelly
Southside
Omaha Yeneralay
Robert Merers
John Worts
Reckless Driving Arrests On Craig Street
Robert B. Wallace and James May from Penn Avenue near Fifth Street were arrested yesterday afternoon on Craig Street for reckless driving. They allegedly hired a horse and bogey and dashed through Sehenley Park then along Forbes Street galloping the horse, causing it to stumble and fall when officers intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Wallace
James May
Penn Avenue
Fifth Street
Craigetree
Sehenley Park
Forbes Street
Thief Nabbed After Suit Search at Ovear Welk Store
Dennis Delaney attempted to steal a spring suit at 590 Preble Avenue Allerhen on Saturday night. He found trousers and a vest but failed to match two pieces, and was restrained by proprietor Eieordaen. He will be held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Delaney
Ovear Welk
Preble Avenue
Allerhen
Langsdale and Stubvo Held for Further Investigation
Samuel Langsdale and John Stubvo were held for further investigation at the Fourteenth ward station. Langsdale was arrested by Detective Sterck for tailing a prominent Oakland lady while she shopped in the city. Stubvo is described as Italian and insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Ward
Samuel Langsdale
John Stubvo
Itmlian
Langsdale
Sterck
Oakland
Stubro
Isane
Coleman at Exposition Park Surprises Crap Shoot Party
Offer Coleman of Allegheny yesterday surprised a party of eight or ten craps players behind Exposition Park. The officer aimed to catch the colored man involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offer Coleman
Allegheny
Exposition Park
Escape Highlighted by Weekend Pursuit Case
A weekend pursuit ended with one arrest. only man captured was A Stewart of Gangwich Avenue while other suspects evaded capture during the Sunday chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stewart
Gangwich Avenue
Demented Prisoner and Wandering Woman Cause Police Alert
A demented jeweler and a wandering 60 year old woman wandered into headlines as Central station logged two insane suspects and a missing Englishman. Captain Unterbaum fought a delusion driven attack by Charles Blank newly moved to Penn avenue and Twentieth street. An Englishman named John P. Underwood escaped from a Washington County official near Coal Center. The missing man was tracked to Mt Washington before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Station
Captain Unterbaum
Smithfield Street
Seventh Avenue
Unterbaum
Gallant
Costello
Charles Blank
Penn Avenue
Twentieth Street
Serrays Gray
Washington County
Coal Center
Washington County Almshouse
John P. Underwood
Mt. Washington
Panhandle
Underwood
Annie Stanton
Mrs. Tombey
Market Street
Allegheny
Youth Held For Further Hearings After Central Station Debrief
At Central station yesterday several people were remanded for further hearings. John Devine a 16 year old on parole from Morganza is said to have struck a woman on Second avenue and may be returned there. Toney Carlo is remanded for shooting a revolver during a quarrel on Old avenue along with James Kinney and D. & Stanley. James McCord and Agnes Williams were returned to cells as investigators probe the Pike street home invasion and theft claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
John Devine
Second Avenue
Morganza
Toney Carlo
Old Avenue
James Kinney
D. & Stanley
James McCord
Agnes Williams
McCord
Pike Street
Kitty West Lover Held on $1500 Bail After Shooting Attempt
Charles Clark was arrested near 38 Bedford Avenue after firing at Kitty West on Saturday night. West accused him of felonious assault and Somers identified Clark’s pistol as his. Clark faced a hearing and was held for court in $1500 on two charges including larceny in addition to felonious assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Bedford Avenue
Kitty West
Clark
John Somers
Miss West
Somers
Lawrenceville Footpad Detained After Street Robberies
Patrick Ryan attacked Paul Steps on Thirty-fourth street then tried Joseph Moffett on Charlotte street. Moffett restrained him until police arrived. Ryan is sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ryan
Lawrenceville
Paul Steps
Thirty-fourth
Joseph Moffett
Charlotte Street
Mr. Moffett
Pat
Sneak Thieves Rob Oakland Home During Church Visit
Thieves entered the residence of William 8. Floyd at 248 Boguet Street Oakland last night while the family attended church. They pried open a rear window, stole a child's money bank with several dollars, a gold ring, and various small valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Floyd
Boguet Street
Oakland
Southside woman fined after alleged domestic clash
Ellen Galiis was fined 10 and costs by Alderman Sweeop after an incident in which she reportedly beat her husband and an officer intervened when she clapped his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Galiis
Sweeop
Chicago Grain Operator Hails Good Prospects At World's Fair
Sidney Kent, a leading Chicago Board of Trade grain operator, reports bright corn prospects despite a tough winter. He notes government crops forecasts are cooler than last year but believes a small drop in output won’t hurt. He praises the World’s Fair as the greatest exposition the world will witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kent
Chicago Board of Trade
Windy City
Kent
Chicago
Fell Through the Trestle
Walter Kinehimer a seven year old boy fell from the Lake Erie trestle at the foot of South Twenty first street striking the street below. Doctors diagnosed a badly fractured skull and warned death may result before he could reach his home on South Seventeenth street where medical aid was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kinehimer
Lake Erie
South Twenty-first Street
South Seventeenth Street
Trouble and Fines Hit Lawrenceville Drunks and Pockets Gang
William Matosey and Frank Fitzpatrick were fined for fighting in Lawrenceville Saturday night. A man named Hersey Evcexsee was jailed three days for abusing his mother. A gambling house on LaFayette alley was raided and several men, including Johnston, were fined. Mrsxie Watters Enlil Richards and Bernard Bierman were arrested on South Twenty second street incline after a day in the Lower St Clair district. A gang of boys picked pockets on Fifth avenue. Charles Robins and Daniel Powell were taken in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matosey
Frank Fitzpatrick
Lawrenceville
Hersey Evcexsee
Juniata Street
Aile- Fleny
Lafayette Alley
Johnston
Mrsxie Watters
Enlil Richards
Bernard Bierman
South Twenty-second Street
Lower St. Clair
Fifth Avenue
Charles Robins
Daniel Powell
War on the Bob Tail Borough Hall Fight Spurs MillvalePolitics
Millvale residents in the First and Third wards call for resignations of councilmen over street railway ordinances tied to the bob-tail line. Walter Lyon warned not to speak as indignation meetings and public chatter rise amid political clash over Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester rights and track work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Millvale
Harrisburg
Third Ward
John C. Reed
Etna
Sharpsburg
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Allerheny and Manchester Company
Liberty Avenue
Market Street
Manchester
Allegheny
Walter Lyon
Allegeny
Forty Third Street
Butler Street
Millvale Borough
Transverse Company
Lyon
Allegheny and
Pleasant Valley
License Court Congratulated For Reducing Saloons
The Pittsburg Catholic Total Abstinence Union congratulated the License Court at St. Bridget's Church for reducing the number of saloon licenses in the two cities. The resolution commends the court's thorough work and wisdom in lowering license grants as its annual term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
St. Bridget’s Church
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
They Have a Grievance Garment Workers Seek Stronger Union
The Garment Workers' Union of Pittsburg held a mass meeting with about 100 men attending to discuss strengthening their organization. Workers report wages fell from 1 to 65 cents per coat as workloads increased. Teobert Moorhead, a Glasgow iron man now in Pittsburgh, spoke with reporters and hinted at exile as a theme. Robert McAfee, former foreman at Oliver's Woods Run mills, is in Pittsburgh visiting Moorhead on a trip around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers’ Union
Pittsburg
Teobert Moorhead
Glasgow
Seventh Avenue
Siberia
Africa
Robert McAfee
Oliver's Woods’ Run
Allegheny County
Pine Township
Pittsburg and Western
Alexander
Correction on Wheat Flour Offer at Weldon’s Market
A Sunday advertisement misstates six sacks of flour for 475. It should read four sacks for that sum. The correction notes Weldon cannot practically sell six sacks for the quoted price, given his low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. J. Weldon
Market Street
New Steel Pipe Process Promises Tube From Bars
Charles Carlson claims a new invention will revolutionize pipe making by producing tubes directly from solid iron bars. Backed by Converse of National Tube Works and J R Johnson, the system aims to replace rolling and welding with machines that form, lengthen, and thread tubes from white hot bars. Six machines are to be tested at National Tube Works, potentially shifting demand from wrought iron pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carlson
Converse
National Tube Works
J. R. Johnson
Johnson
The First Run of Pittsburg Double Decked Car
The double decked car on the Pittsburg Traction line ran for the first time yesterday. It drew crowds and kept conductors busy guiding passengers, with 1,130 riders on seven trips along the Fifth avenue line. Built by J G Brill of Philadelphia, the car features a bell shaped ceiling for ventilation, a spiral iron stairway, and a summer car style interior. Passengers must exit before entering East Liberty station due to arch clearance. The novelty excites managers but its lasting popularity remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. G. Brill Company
Philadelphia
East Liberty Station
Fifth Avenue
Elks Seek Burial Plot at Homewood Cemetery
A committee from the Elks inspected plots at Homewood Cemetery seeking a ground at least 60 feet square for a local lodge rest. Members George Mashey Levy De Wolf George Meyer Jr and William Lee accompanied the visit. They also toured Allegheny cemetery but found prices high. The aim is a common burial site for lodge members, echoing arrangements by Elks in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Homewood Cemetery
George Mashey
Levy de Wolf
George Meyer, Jr
William Lee
Clar
Allegheny Cemetery
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Patches of Price Fixing Alleged by Local Grocer Letter
In a sharp letter to Pennsylvania Grocer C Jen king of Pittsburg condemns a Boston sugar price cartel and warns against wholesale grocer associations he calls dictatorial. He asserts price independence for his Pittsburg business and opposes cash discounts being eliminated and any nonprofit price alignment by organized grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Pennsylvania Grocer
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of Boston
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
City councils weigh garbage bill and Alexander farm option
Pittsburg councils face debates on an amended Holliday ordinance and a sweeping garbage disposal plan. Mayor Gourley opposes the current garbage bill without major changes while support grows for formal rejection of the Alexander farm option and readvertising proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Charities Committee
Alexander
Moreland
Elliot
Waderaven
Body of Patterson’s Son Arrives After Memphis Death
The body of W F Patterson, killed in Memphis on Friday, reached Pittsburg yesterday. Ex Postmaster Patterson’s son was identified by the father only after viewing the corpse. Funeral plans proceed from Lawrenceville today. Dominic Aiello collapsed and died at 208 Grant Street while attending a cornerstone ceremony. John W Davis, 40, of 196 South Avenue Allegheny, was found dead the next morning. coroner to investigate, suspected alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Patterson
Memphis
Tenn
Patterson
Pittsburg
Dominic Aiello
New Galilee
Grant Street
Pop Exy
John W. Davis
South Avenue
Allegheny
Pushing Stone Bill Seeks Broad Signature Drive
The Stone immigration bill gains backing from leaders nationwide with petitions to Congress to restrict immigrant labor organizations. Local unions including Pennsylvania locomotive engineers join the effort while steamship firms oppose, seeking control of immigrant examinations. Prominent figures like Powderly and Dr Miller pledge support, aiming for widespread petitions within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania
Conesey
T. W. Powderly
Miller
Waynesburg College
Holland
P. M. Arthur
Day in the Parks at Allegheny Draws Crowds to Schenley
The article describes a festive afternoon in Allegheny parks with colorfully dressed promenaders, flirtatious flirting, and wind breezes. Crowds ride streetcars to Schenley and Highland parks, enjoying green grass and dandelions in Pittsburg’s breathing place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Schenley
Highland Parks
Pittsburg
Panther Hollow
Married at fourteen in kidnap case in Beprorp
Harry E. Robinson was jailed on a kidnapping charge after his marriage to 14 year old May Hendrickson, daughter of a Methodist minister. The pair, who met in Cumberland on Thursday, allegedly wed with her age listed as 19, before police arrested him early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Robinson
May Hendrickson
Maryland
Dispatch
Robinson
Miss Hendrickson
Cumberland
Building Trades Meeting in Saller's Hall Tuesday
The building trades of Pittsburg plan an important Tuesday evening gathering in Saller's Hall. The open meeting will discuss the condition of the trades and feature prominent labor speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades of
Pittsburg
Saller
Notable arrivals and movements among Franklin and nearby towns
Franklin residents Chas F Hamilton and J B Smithson, with Amos Sulka of Scone, were at the Duquesne yesterday. Modjeska advance man J D Leffingwell and C B Bartman of Toledo checked in. Others from Steubenville, Washington, and Springfield stayed at regional hotels. The Pitou Stock Co returned to New York. Isadore Coblenz left for Washington. A J Gillespie of Greenville is at a local hotel. Dr D Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge advertised with dosing for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Hamilton
Franklin
John B. Smithson
Oil City
Amos Sulka
Scone
Duquesne Yestern
J. D. Leffingwell
Modjeska
C. B. Bartman
Toledo
Schiesser
W. H. Lowe
Steubenville
H. C. Patch
Washington
Monongahela House
A. W. van Dorsten
G.C. Pease
Springfield
Anderson
Pitou Stock Company
New York
Isadore Coblenz
H. H. Smith
Latrobe
Seventh Avenue
A. J. Gillespie
Greenville
D. Jayne
Bayard Amber flour praised as strong and pure
Biographers extol a French knight as gentle andfriend to all, likening him to Bayard Amber flour. The Marshall Kennedy Milling Company brand is described as steadfast after years of bake day trials, remaining friendly to bakers of every means. Try it once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Kennedy Milling Company
Organ Offer Sparks Bold Claim of Limited Stock
A terse ad promises immediate organ availability with a list of items including 1 Hanowas, Krakaver, and Vose Praxos. The message stresses urgency and a direct sale approach to potential buyers.
Aldermen Likely to Run Hearings in Kennedy Mayoral Era
Major William M. Kennedy will become mayor of Allegheny and will not conduct magisterial hearings. Two aldermen named as possible successors are Alderman F. E. Braun and Alderman D. McKelvey, with Braun seen as stronger. The election under the Baker ballot law coincides with saloon closures and a city baseball crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Kennedy
Allegheny
City
Kennedy
FE. L. Braun
D. McKelver
McKelvey
Braun
Wyman
Allegheny City
Baker
Pony Eny
Invigorating Drink Recipe and Local Business Notices
A brief note mentions making a drink with water and sugar, then lists several local businesses and addresses. It notes an import of tiles and nursery papers and cites Iron City Brewing Company's large production capacity. Other lines include references to Murnaux & Son and contact details on Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City Brewing Company
Fashion House Offers New Imported Fabrics at Low Prices
A grand line of New Print Fabrics showcased in this department features 40 styles and a range of colors. Prices start at 5 cents a yard for viscose features and go up to 25 cents for chintz patterns. Also listed are French challies, flannelettes, silk broche laTEENs, and imported muslins with season’s patterns. New Black Drapery Nets and Dress Flouncings arrive, with prices from 1.25 to 3 dollars per yard. Silver plated and sterling items mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Casshmere
Beeprorp Corps
Tijt Ciotus
Eprimsoro Corps
Pure India Silks sale in largest silk dept collection
Consisting entirely of new Pure India Silks in the season's best qualities. Over 50 pieces and 2,500 yards of printed India silks in many colors and patterns, 22 inches wide, now 45 cents a yard. Also 6,000 yards of printed silks in light to black grounds, regular 75 cents, sale price a yard. Plus 4,500 yards of high class printed silks, 24 to 27 inches wide, 2 to 4 tone prints, now 65 cents a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Beaufult Sea Son Print Fabrics On Sale
Fabric catalog notes 27 inch width displays seasonal patterns and colorings in 2 3 and 4 tone printings featuring flowers and figures. Regular price 1.00, sale price 0.75 per yard for today only.
Silk Cloth Bargains From India Silk Showroom
Over two pieces of high class printed India silks 24 and 27 inches wide offered in an extraordinary collection of new patterns and colors. Priced today at 1.00 a yard versus 1.25 and 2.00 elsewhere, with all pieces new this season and perfect in quality. Bargains result from special importer concessions. come today and save.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maggie Judy
Pretty Girls
Barks
Camme
Merrie
Omaha
Jack
Piasing
Walter Lion
Pittsburg C. T. A. U
Garment Workers
Pitsburg
Grocers and the Trust
Boston
Aptidle Avi
Reston
Comec
Chas. A. Rollins
Andrew G. Brigus
W. J. Staven
C. Jenking
Bens
W. Munroe
Wall
Liberty Street
Wood
Pivostra
Common Council
Finance Committee
O'Donnell
Holliday
Public Works Committee
Brown
Bigelow
Allegheny Branch
Sunday Dispatch
Stone
Atlantic Steamboat Com
Jaii
Chevalier Bayard
Roberts
Maroniay
Sun Fast
Mawanux & Son's
Canadian Thistle
Jounx
Ronents
Ace
Hendricks & Co
Federal Street
Sherwood
Hiebers
Wasite
Wixpernsenr
Mamaux & Son'a
Pennavenue
Tel
Uth
Hanowas, Krakaver, Vose Praxos
Mztton & Horxr
Palace of Music
Horsford’s
Jonx
Ropers
Ane
Hractsta
Mamanux & Kone
Murnaux & Son
Penn
Cor
Fifth Ave
Market St
Apiim Wray
Empire
Eococco
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Pifth Ave
Uws
Pittsburz, Pa
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Penn Avente
Prunella
Simen’s
Ohio ST
API
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