Anarchists in Allegheny and Pittsburgh Court Appearance
Report covers Heinrichs Bauer and Carl Knold facing conspiracy charges after the Frick assassination attempt. Bail set at 2000 dollars each for conspiracy. judges consider 5000 dollars for related counts. Chief Murphy bars fundraisers, fueling debate over authority as supporters seek money for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Pittebare
Franklin Hall
East Street
Ohio
Albrecht
Muth
Disratcar
Heinrichs Bauer
Carl Knold
H. C Frick
Ewing
Gripp
Berkman
Frick
Friedman
New York
WANTS MORE PARK LAND
Chief Bigelow sails for Europe to persuade Mrs Schenley to donate more land for Schenley Park or to add a park in the Eighteenth ward. He will study English and continental parks for ideas while assistants run bureaus at home. He warns strict discipline upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Bigelow
Europe
Tenth Street
Duquesne Way
Aiken Avenue
Rebecca Street
Atlantic Avenue
Flavel Street
Smith Street
Hamilton
Greenfield
Homewood
Comrie and Humber
Finance
Dunfermline
Mahon
Tioga
Susquehanna
Forbes
McPherson
Aurelis
Penu
Walnut
Twenty-seventh
Virginia
Woodville
Yale Alley
Hampton Street
Old Ttun
Winslow
Larimer
Euclid Street
McDonald, Meadow
Vespucina
Smith, Adams
Tullymet
Baum
Vista
Second Avenue
Park Bros. rake tooth workers quit over wage cuts
Sixty workers at Park Bros. rake tooth works on Smallman and Thirtieth streets quit in a mass strike after notice that daily earners over 1 dollar would be cut 10 percent and those under 1 dollar would be reduced 5 percent. A meeting led to unanimous action as fires were banked and no worker remained last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Bros
Rake Tooth Works
Smallman
Thirtieth Streets
Real estate man Thomas J. House joins W. C. Stewart firm
Thomas J. House, longtime contributor to The Disraten real estate column, has entered the real estate business with W. C. Stewart, a leading Pittsburg agent. House is well known for his familiarity with local market operations and enjoys strong friends in the newspaper trade who wish him success in this new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. House
Disraten
House
W. C. Stewart
Pittsburg
Mr. House
Senator Cameron Declines Interview on Arrival
Senator J. Donald Cameron arrived in the city and checked into the Anderson hotel. He refused to discuss any subject and declined all interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donald Cameron
Anderson
Denials From The Men On Smallpox Rumor At Homestead
The article reports 27 applications by former Homestead workers to return to jobs at Carnegie Steel Company mills after a pause in work. Treasurer Curry confirms most were rehired, two mechanics named Edward Lyon and Charles Geetel returned, and authorities note ongoing investigations into who will resume work. Deputies and officials brace for further actions as crowds gather by Eighth Avenue and Monongahela.
Carnegie Company Gains a Point in Penn Avenue District
The Carnegie Company used 12 non-union workers at its Thirty-third Street mill, sparking a sympathetic strike by about 300 machinists and helpers. Police and Workers' Committee kept peace as workers began returning. No violence occurred. One heater, Andrew Teemer, caused a furnace delay and cost to remove its heat. Florence Sullivan, ex-vice president of the Amalgamated, travels to recruit non-union workers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Company
Penn Avenue
Thirty-third Street
O'Mara
Thirty
Allegheny Valley Road
Thirty-third Street Will
Moorhead
Andrew Teemer
John Teemer
Thomas Warren
Florence Sullivan
Amalgamated Association
Philadelphia
Cana
Ferndale
Bethlehem
Pencoyd
Phenixville
Soldiers Rest At Homestead Camp After Quiet Day
Troops in Homestead take a calm day with drills and dress parades resuming. The Fifth Regiment battalion under Major Elder guards the river bank and mill fences. crowds shout scab and black sheep as non union loads pass, while Sheridan Troop and others drill to Pittsburg, causing excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Fifth Regiment
Elder
Bell
Reber
Simpeon
McNamara
Hawkins
Propositions for Amalgamated Lodges Voting on Rero Arbitration
Circulars sent to Youngstown lodges by Amalgamated Association officials in Pittsburgh urge immediate votes on two questions. One would have Allegheny County courts name a three member arbitration panel to resolve disputes between manufacturers and the union, linked to Homestead and conference issues. The other would broaden Conference Committee powers to accept settlement propositions. Iron workers favor retaining direct authority over disputes without arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Seppe
Allegheny County
Homestead
Desertion Rumor Haunts Tenth Regiment Camp
Report says six of Company E were present at roll call while a patrol brought in 18 men by evening. A full search was ordered around Braddock for the missing soldiers and a court martial is expected for the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Regiment
Braddock
Court Marti
M Lucks Grievances At Homestead Borough Meeting
Burgess M Luckie presided over Homestead Borough Council last night with little business. He urged action to curb annoyances by deputies and militia on duty. He claimed women were insulted and patrolmen overstepped privileges. Councilmen Lynch and Dierken cited personal insults and being stopped. The matter was referred to the Borough Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess@MLuckie
Homestead Borough
Lynch
Dierken
Heise Street
Pinkertons Abused After Homestead Surrender
Reports say several men and women who abused and are alleged to have robbed Pinkertons after surrendering at Homestead on July 6 will soon be arrested and charged with aggravated assault and battery robbery and pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkertons
Homestead
Will
Pinkerton Captain Promises Action on Abuses
Captain Cooper a Pinkerton man reports he has been compiling cases for abused workers. He said last night that action would be taken within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Cooper
Pinkerton
Smallpox Rumor Plagues Homestead Mills Amid Denial
Four non union workers claim smallpox drove them from Homestead mills while Superintendent Potter denies any outbreak. Joseph Driver from Michell street in Manayunk, with three companions, said they left after learning of suspected cases. Potter asserts a physician is on site and says illness levels are minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Potter
Joseph Driver
Michell Street
Manyunk
Philadelphia
Driver
Pittsburg
Mr. Potter
Duquesne Steel Works Seeks Early Resumption With Non-Union Men
Management posted a notice inviting old non-union workers to apply for re employment by August 3 1902 while signaling a restart likely Thursday or by Monday after repairs. About 30 veterans reported for duty and officials claim the Amalgamated wave is quiet, calling the notice a bluff to pressure men back.
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Duquesne Steel Works
Duquesve Stes Works
Ether
F. W
Wednes
Mass Meeting Called For Homestead Lockout Support
The Homestead Advisory Committee announced a mass meeting for today at 2 PM in the rink to hear reports from its Advisory and Relief Committees. Pittsburg speakers Jerry Dougherty and W A Carney will address the gathering amid calls of widespread support and fundraising progress in Niles Ohio and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Advisory Committee
Jerry Dougherty
W. A. Carney
Pittsburg
Black Diamond
Niles, O
Youngstown
Ross’ Grove
New York
Brooklyn
Albany
Warren
Plant at Carnegie Steel in operation with nonunion workers
A Youngstown to Tir Dispatch telegram quotes a well known local figure reporting Carnegie Steel Company runs nonunion labor at Homestead, but with heavy costs. The new workers lack experience causing frequent machine breaks and costly downtime, unlike the old management where breakdowns were rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Tir
Amalgamated Association
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Recruits for Homestead on Tide Steamer Trip Howitzed
The steamer Tide made three trips to Homestead yesterday with about 100 men in the morning and 60 more in the afternoon. A barge carried stores and bedding, and a supply train including corn mattresses nails and other items accompanied the voyage. Jerry Dougherty of the Amalgamated Association was present and denied reports that Homestead mill men had gone to Pittsburg then returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Curry
Carnegie Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Potter
Pittsburg
City Farm
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Wiley
City Farm Station
Duquene
James Nesbit
Duquesne
Jerry Dougherty
Charters Granted to Pittsburgh and Nearby Firms
Yesterday in Harrisburg charters were granted to the Prospect Land Company of Pittsburg with $5,000 capital stock, J D Chantler Leather Company of the same city with $30,000, Bellevue Light and Power Company of Allegheny County, and the South Fork Water Company of Cambria County with $15,000 capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Prospect Land Company
Pittsburg
Capital Stock
J. D. Chantler Leather Company
This City
Bellevue Light and Power Company
Allegheny County
Sinene Eat i
Moca
South Fork’ Water Company
Cambria County
Summer Blankets and Comforts at Hans & Co Penn Avenue
Low prices on quilts and summer comforts offered by Hans & Co. at Penn Avenue Stores. Advertisement promotes inexpensive Tighe blankets for cool evenings and mentions Cain's shoes and a general sale of reduced goods with a casual call to shop now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Ifttin
Hans & Co
Penn Avenue
Disappearance of Nathan Williams Puzzles City Police
Nathan Williams a 27 or 28 year old huckster from 4912 Scioto street vanished after visiting Dr Norris on Broad street with about $50 and a gold watch. His wife suspects foul play arguing he was murdered as neighbors describe a dark lonely route home and Williams was last seen between 10 and 11 p m. The case leaves the community and police baffled with Mrs Williams in deep distress at her husband’s sudden loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Ward
Nathan Williams
Scioto Street
Dr. Dorris
Broad Street
Williams
Norris
Region 1
Mrs. Williams
City
Allegheny
Mra Williams
Roundabout
Man Refuses Fare on Knoxville Incline
Otto Vegalka refused to pay his fare aboard the Knoxville incline last night near ten. He attempted to jump from the car but was restrained by passengers. Vegalka claimed to have arrived in the country June 26 and said he boarded at 88 Seventh Avenue, later being sent to the Twenty Fourth ward station house and then to Southside Hospital after verification of illness.
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Otto Vegalka
Knoxville
Vegalka
Twentyfourth Ward
Mid
Seventh Avenue
Alcle
Southside Hospital
Bright Young Man Henry Ott Dies at 20
Henry C. Ott of the Southside Contracting Firm died suddenly yesterday at his uncle Matthew Otts home on Vickrey street. A college graduate with early control of his fathers business he was 20 and one of the areas brightest young men. He will be buried tomorrow from William Semmelrocks residence on South Sixteenth street. His father Charles Ott has already suffered a bereavement, losing his wife about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Ott
Charles Ott
Ott Broa
Matthew Ott
Vickrey Street
Southside
Soles
William Semmelrock
South Sixteenth Street
Skiff Overturns in Allegheny River Drowning of George Fontaine
George Fontaine aged M years drowned when his skiff overturned on the Allegheny River between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth Streets last evening. He lived on Forty-seventh Street with Charles Fisher and worked at Walker's Bride Works. The body was not recovered and other details are unavailable.
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George Fontaine
Allegheny River
Forty-eighth
Forty-ninth
Fontaine
Forty-seventh
Charles Fisher
Walker's Bride Works
Glenfield shooting victim improving but in danger
Dr Leisher in charge of Hugh Richie reports the patient is in a dangerous condition but improving slowly. The main danger cited is secondary hemorrhage and exhaustion. Squire George F. Eudisil explains bail and hearings, with Adolph Bingerly released on $1000 bail and Richie facing further informations and counterclaims. hearing set for Wednesday.
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Leisher
Hugh Richie
Glenfield
George F. Eudisil
Sewickley
Adolph Bingerly
Sunday Essentials at Mid-Summer Reductions
An advertisement lists hair brushes nail brushes tooth brushes hosiery handkerchiefs gloves pocket books and purses available at mid summer discounts highlighting broad discount offers for casual shoppers.
Union Delegates to Discuss Wages with Manufacturers
Delegates from the American Flint Glass Workers Union meet a committee of manufacturers in the Glass Association rooms Stevenson block this afternoon to consider the wage list for the coming year. Nearby workmen clean Allegheny reservoirs on Troy Hill. A 10 year old girl Seis fell into thick mud yesterday afternoon and was rescued by Officer Snyder.
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American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
The
Glass Association
Stevenson Block
Allegheny
Troy Hill
Seis
Snyder
Bloomfield Man Caught Robbing Butcher Shop
Albert Nagel of Etna was arrested by Officer Loder for rooding the till at Albert Albright's butcher shop on Cedar street Bloomfield. Twenty dollars of the stolen money was found on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Albert Nagel
Etna
Albert Albright
Cedar Street
Loder
Park Committee Meeting and Local City Updates
The Park Committee of Allegheny met last night with Lewin approving payrolls. Alder man David Nellie returned to his Lacock Street office after four weeks idle. James Cunningham was jailed for liquor selling after a court trial. McAtstar refused a prisoner, and the jailer sent him to a hospital. Metz Germany resident ALSTTER arrived for Mayor Gourley on Charles Danpied and Margaretta Schoult inquiry. A search will be made of the polls.
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Bauer and Knold
Murphy
Dortment of Public Safety of
Allegheny
Bauer
Friedman
Knold
Park Committee
Lewin
David Nellie
Lacock Street
Alleghny
Katton
Duquesne
Yesterai
James Cunningham
Iee
McKenna
Alstter
Metz
Germany
Gourley Asi
Charles Danpied
Margaretta Schoult
Pollos
Local Police Roundup Includes Arrests on Alcohol and Theft
Daniel Weatine of McLane avenue says his arrest for disorderly conduct at his wife's request was a mistake. Kate Bannanset of No 8 Denny's avenue was arrested for selling liquor without a license and appeared before Magistrate McKenna. John Zarabisiy was held on $1000 bail after a preliminary hearing. F Joan McMieres was arrested by Lt Duncan on Murphy street charged with trying to steal a cow from William Morris' stable on Forbes street. held at the Fourteenth ward station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Weatine
McLane Avenue
Southside
Kate Bannanset
Denny's Cvan Eee
John Zarabisiy
McKenna
Joan McMieres
Duncan
Murphy Street
Fourteenth Ward
William Morris’ Stable
Forbes Street
Great August Sale Promises More Today
A local sale celebrates yesterday’s success and announces continued promotions. The store signals upcoming fall goods arrive soon and pledges to clear space for new inventory.
August Bargain Clearance Sale of Dress Goods
Departments announce the greatest August bargain clearance with a full collection of summer dress goods at deep discounts. Fabrics including novelty and plain weaves see price cuts, with printed French challis and silk striped challies offered at reduced rates across vast yardages.
Local Dress Goods Sale Slashes Prices Across Broad Range
Still greater reductions speed up today sales as Andersons and other makers cut Novelty Scotch Ginghams from 45c 50c to 25c per yard. Scotch Cheviot and Silk Stripe Ginghams drop to 25c, Crinkled Ginghams and other low priced wash fabrics to 15c. French Organdie Lawns Mousselines fall to 150 per yard with many styles, leaving similar reductions across cheaper dress fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson's
D. & J. Anderson
Anderson
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Bteike
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Story
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Lyon
Walter A. Lyon
United States
Geetel
Eighth Avenue
Munhall
Monongahela
Dugquesne
Lste
Camp
Sem Black
M'Luckie
Tide
Cain
God Maney Sraer
Knsoxville
Budden
Southside Contracting
Madras
Mel
Richie
Rachell Exgaina
India
Sirusn
W. W. Dermitt & CO
Grant ST
Sixth Ave
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Brussels
Lowell
Bigelow
Hartford
Edward
Groetzinger
Penn Ave
Smithfield St
Pittsburg, Pa
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