Encampment Arrival Sparks Activity in Pittsburg
Army units from Monongahela City Washington and Waynesburg arrive at the camp with 65 men in charge of Captain Westcoat. Governor Pattison will visit Pittsburg and inspect dress parades during the ten day encampment. Deserters are escorted to trains and social life plans for officers wives are described as the camp opens with crowds and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela City
Westcoat
James E Barnett
Washington
Waynesburg
McClelland
Pattison
Pittsburg
Huot
Wilkineborg
Mar
Don
Grove
Tarentum
Dar
Camain Lew Brown
Wiley
Arnold
Aimoh
Bors
Ordea
Anil
Zoe
Gnioa
Cir
Allechess Valley
Ayison
Weilisch
Harines
X.G. P
Kelingeron Hesse
Loval Secion
Pennsylvania
Lancaster Auditor General hopeful visits Beaver and Pittsburgh
NLIN SAW MAGEE reports Lancaster candidate Amos H Mylin registered at the Seventh Avenue Hotel and seeks Quay support for Auditor General. Quay may back Mylin for Lieutenant Governor while also backing Magee and preferring party unity in Allegheny and eastern counties. Carson notes Morrison and Siylin as current view leaders. Mylin hopes for eastern backing and Allegheny support, with Quay illness delaying visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svnster
Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
Seventh Avenue
Quay
Thic Essen
Pittsbors
Allenheir County
A. Maine
Sehenler Park
East Lad
G L. Maces
Alogether
Alleheny County
Mylin Wy
Natal Groge
James Carson
Mylin
Magee
Beaver
Philadetolia
Quaker City
Allenby
Merlin
Morrison
Weik ers Pleased and Strike Talks at Sharpsburg
Weiker and Amalgamated Association leaders returned from Eastern mills with mixed views on the Steelton strike. Weihe denies rumors about Gallagher and says the exec board decision stands. A conference on Sharpsburg is slated for next Tuesday evening to seek an amicable settlement amid tin plate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Weihe
Amalgamated Association
Eastern Mills
Garland
Steelten
Pittsburg
Gallagher
Eighth
National Lodge
Steelton
Joan Joss
Albert Street
Youngstown
Sheehan
Union Dispute Influences Production Plan
The association and company have an ongoing, unsettled difficulty. It is hinted the plan aims to blur lines between union and non union production. No stickers will be supplied to mills not operating under association rules.
Assembly No 6111 Exonerates Mr Arrington
Local Green Glass Bottle Blowers' League Assembly No 6111 met amid expectations of a stormy session. President Arrington did not attend but was exonerated by unanimous vote as trustees were declared vacant and Treasurer Conrad Ruth is bonded with North American Surety Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Glass Bottle Blowers’ League
Arrington
Louis Edwards
George A. Kambach
J. M. Miller
Assembly
Conrad Ruth
North American Surety Company
Carroll-Porter Boiler and Tank Company Capital Increase
The Carroll-Porter Boiler and Tank Company raises capital from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand. Located at Penn Avenue and Second Street, it operates for about a year and a half, serving markets in South America Cuba and across the United States. It currently ships boilers to California for the sugar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll-Porter Boiler and Tank Company
Penn Avenue
Second Street
South America
Cuba
California
Spreckels
Change in Presidents at Michales Electric Mining
At a board meeting the resignation of M. A. Michales as President was accepted and William W. Grier of Hulton Pa elected to fill the vacancy. The firm is installing an electric mining plant at the coal works of O Niel and Peterson on the Monongahela river, due to be in operation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michales Electric Mining Machine Company
M. A. Michales
William W. Grier
Hulton, Pa
O'Niel & Peterson
Monongahela River
Ax factory of American Edge Tool Co resumes in Bellefonte
The Bellefonte ax plant, part of the American Edge Tool Company, idle for months, has restarted with nearly full force and aims to operate at full capacity next week. It provides jobs for nearly 100 workers and produces a large annual output of axes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man’s Ax
American Edge Tool Company
Bellefonte
Theater and Academy managers sign L A scale
Gulick of the Bijon Theater and Williams of the Academy of Music signed the scale of L. A. 10,604 K. of L. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulick
Bijon Theater
Williams
Academy of Music
L. A
Second Avenue Road Banxinees Reported
Banxinees amounting to 492881 dollars were made by the Second avenue road last year. The Boston Iron and Steel Company's plant at McKeesport started up a 30 furnace puddle mill. The McKeesport Street Railway asks to use wooden poles for trolley wires to save costs. Amos E. Firtens of Merersdale exhibited a private residence box to post office authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue Road
la Belle Steel Workers
Ross Grove
Eprron Fianwerr
Trailes Journal
University Building
Boston Iron and Steel Company
McKeesport
Sporting Review Preview From Pittsburg Dispatch
The Dispatch outlines tomorrow’s page featuring a review of recent sports events in Pittsburg. Readers get insights on teams, players, and key moments shaping upcoming coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
THE
Dispatch
Southern G A R Men Opposed to the Negro Says Nesbit
Washington Grand Army men returning from Detroit noted race tensions within the organization. Nesbit claimed the G A R would split into Northern and Southern factions over the race issue. Detroit reports suggest colored members should be segregated socially, though all privileges are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesbit
Washington
Grand Army
Union
Detroit
E. 5. Fletcher
Akerman
Reed
Durham
Boyd
Daniel Barrett
D. M. Nesbit
Act
Helping to Keep Policemen Busy in City Scuffles
A flood of jail hearings and charges fill the day notes. Individuals named Patterson Joux Jover Nellie Tinciley GoLee AxpERson Orricen Cones William Mangin Jacob Mustdollar Nicola s Sire Clark Joan Buss McKrzeven Lee Pater Robert Young John Berry John Eindsey and others face aldermen and juries on larceny incorrigibility assault and related charges. Officer Dean and Alderman Gripp oversee hearings as cases move toward court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asonew Patterson
James Pavey
Gripp Monilay
Joux Jover
Gripp
Nellie Tinciley
GoLee Axperson
Second Avenue
Agent Dean
Central Station
Orricen Cones
Southside
William Mangin
South Ocean Street
Steve MionTa
Jacob Mustdollar
Mustdollar
Nicaols Sire
Alderman McMasters
Cuxist Clark
Alderman Gripp
Oliver Clark
Clark
Joan Buss
Alderman Hartman
Mary Bush
Morganza Steforim School
Jons McKrzeven
West End
Alderman Madden
McKeever
James Quinn Suds
English
Lee Pater
Pater
Michael Arizoniack
Ensist Bianx
Robert Young
John Berry
John Eindsey
Leslie
Biankad
Penn Avenue
Union Nails Plan to Boycott Nonunion Wire Nails
Amalgamated Association adopts a scheme to force non-union manufacturers under union rules. A June convention resolution calls for a patented trade mark on all union wire nails to be affixed as a sticker on nail kegs. It targets Braddock Wire Company and related mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Braddock Wire Company
Despondent glassblower pawns for beer in Pittsburgh tale
SNAP SHOTS AT THE TWIN CITY NEWS F Herman Seivertson, a glassblower of 1122 Garah street, Southside, pawned his guitar and banjo for beer and tried to pawn his bicycle. He claimed a telegram from his wife and dying mother in New Brighton led to the raid by Inspector McAleese. he was arrested and faces sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Seivertson
Garah Street
Southside
Seivertson
Smith
Smithfield Street
McAleese
Selvertaon
Corner Stone Laying for St Stanislaus Polish Catholic Church
Impressive ceremonies begin as the corner stone is laid at 2 PM for St Stanislaus Church at Twenty first and Smallman. Bishop Phelan presides with English and Polish sermons and confirmation for 200. The brick structure measures 120 by 74 feet with two 150 foot steeples, cost about 50000, aiming for year end dedication with interior work pending into spring or summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stanislaus Polish Catholic Church
Twenty-first
Smallman Streets
Phelan
Knights of St. George
Eleventh Street
Penn Avenue
L. Woelfel
St. Church
Woods’ Run
Witter
Catholic College
Italian man and impaired girl arrested after street meeting
Frank Monar of Oakland, an Italian, met Mary Brown a partially demented girl on the street and took her to a place to obtain beer. Officer Shaffer arrested them at Seventh avenue and Grant street. The girl was released to her sister after authorities believed she was not mentally balanced. The girl later raved at the station and returned home reluctantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Monar
Oakland
Mary Brown
Shaffer
Seventh Avenue
Grant Street
Webster Avenue
Central Station
McAlerse
High School Committee Maintains Old Rules
The Central Board of Education high school committee met last night and kept the existing rules, rejecting a proposed revision spurred by June and the Nobbe affair. Principal Wood noted potential overcrowding at the high school this September and suggested preparing to add space, though no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board of Education
Central Board
Nobbe
Wood
SevenYearOld Girl Mauled by Newfoundland Dog
Mamie Thomas aged seven living at Marion and Forbes streets was bitten on the right arm by a large Newfoundland that dragged her to the ground. Her father beat the dog away with a club, and Dr Barclay treated her. The dog, owned by John Long of Pride street, was shot by Officer Hilderbrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Thomas
Marion
Forbes Streets
Barclay
John Long
Pride Street
Hilderbrath
Delicate Operation Saves Boy At Southside Hospital
Yesterday surgeons at Southside Hospital performed a hip joint amputation on George Steel to save his life after an injury at Jones Hughlins No 3 mill. He is recovering well and doctors are hopeful. Henry Huggins is held for court on a malicious mischief charge from a water-pipe incident at Mrs. Kate Yeagley’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Hospital
Thomas
George Steel
Jones Hughlins’ No. 3 Mill
Henry Huggins
Alderman McGesry
Kate Yeagley
Huggins
Electric Car Collision Injures Beyman Driver Franklin Reese
Frank Reese, 28, a Beyman Brewing Company driver, was struck by an electric car on Forbes street near Shingisa while driving a team for the Duquesne line. He arrived at Mercy Hospital suffering a severe scalp wound and a badly wrenched back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reese
Beyman Brewing Company
Mercy Hospital
Forbes Street
Shingisa
Duquesne
Woman Dives Into River in Desperate Attempt
Mrs. Margaret Coswell of Clark Street Eleventh Ward attempted suicide by leaping into the river near Sharpsburg. Despondency followed her husband’s arrest for drunkenness and confinement at the workhouse. Rescued by bystanders, she was treated at a nearby house and later taken to West Penn Hospital in a critical but improving condition. She is about 34 years old and mother of a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Coswell
Clark Street
Eleventh Ward
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg Bridge
West Penn Hospital
Legislation Meeting of Catholic Societies in Pittsburg
The Executive Board of the American Federation of Catholic Societies for the Pittsburg and Allegheny diocese holds a special session in the city. The first meeting occurred at McGuire's Hotel on Liberty Street and will continue for several days. The federation serves Pennsylvania and Altoona with over 21,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Pittsburg
Allegheny
McGuire's Hotel
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Alderman Hagns Returns From Atlantic City Visit
Alderman Ric Hagns of the Seventh ward returned home after a two weeks’ stay in Atlantic City. A new-born child was found at the Sawmill Run in the West End by 12-year-old Sophia Scheibly. The sub-Committee on Public Lighting in Allegheny met but approved only payroll and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric Hagns
Seventh Ward
Atlantic City
S. G. Coorka
Ilinois Steel Company
Naylor & Co
Yestenpday
West End
Sophia Scheibly
Allegheny
Joan Bury
Republic Iron Works
Southside Hospital
Joan Lankrys
Muriel Street
Springfield
Hancock
Watts
Wilkinsburg
Grier
Silver Lake Grove
Miles
Smithfield Street
M. E
Smithfield
Water Streets
New Seven-Octave Parlor Organ Delights Circles
A new in vention replaces the parlor organ with seven full octaves and piano like appearance. No stops or bellows visible, two pedals work like a piano, even a six year old can operate them easily. Delicate tones and quick touch impress musicians. price matches ordinary organs. H Kleber and Bro., 506 Wood Street, sole agents invite all to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
B&O Plans Sunday Excursion to Ohio Pyle
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Ohio Pyle tomorrow for 150 dollars round trip. Train departs at 8 15 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio Pyle
Excursion Down the Ohio to Economy This Afternoon
A grand excursion runs this afternoon from Wood street wharf at 2 15 with stops at Locust street and Allegheny, return by 6 30. Brasé and string bands will play and dancing will follow. Round trip price is 20e with free admission for children.
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Ohio River
Wood Street
Locust Street
Allegheny
Black Jackets Prices Reduced At Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue
Complete stock of summer weight black jackets and blazers marked down to close out the stock. You'll get big bargains if you'll buy these now. Jos Horne Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores. After a sleepless night use Angostura Bitters to tone your system. All dveggiste Trssu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Passengers Narrow Escape After East Palestine Wreck
Eastbound Chicago limited derailed in a cut near East Palestine as it ran onto a siding with empty freight cars. Engineer Isaac Richey and Fireman William Carney were injured but expected to recover. Elmer Clapper was killed. Passengers were shaken but uninjured. Officials suspect a deliberate switch act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Limited
East Palestine
Elmer Clapper
Isaac Richey
Allegheny
William Carney
James McGarran
Adams Express Company
New York
Jim Corbett
Richey
Carney
General Kelley Dies. Kept Pittsburg Safe
Historical portrait of General B F Kelley who died recently at Oakland Maryland. The Dispatch tomorrow features his notable defense that protected Pittsburg from sacking and recounts stories of the old soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
B. F. Kelley
Oakland
Jackson
Policeman Robert Alexander Injured After Street Altercation
Allegheny police officer Robert Alexander, once a lieutenant, is recovering at home from a severe head wound after a fight with ex-officer Robert Eberhart and an earlier clash with a man named White on Diamond Street. Alexander was arrested for disorderly conduct, released on bond, and did not appear at a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alexander
Allegheny Police Force
Robert Eberhart
Alexander
White
Diamond Street
Gansman
Eberhart
Taylor Avenue
Gausman
Destructive Forest Worm Threatens Potter County Hemlocks
Harrisburg reports specimens of a worm destroying hemlock forests in Potter and nearby counties. Secretary Edge says the larva of the larch sawfly appears in waves in Maine and northern New York, feeds on larch and other trees, and is likely to be unusually destructive this year and possibly next, then fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Harrisburg
Edge
State Board of Agriculture
Maine
New York
Potter County
Three Horses Burned at Carson Street Stable blaze
A morning fire at 12:30 destroyed a two story stable behind 15 Carson Street owned by the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company. Three horses belonging to Edward Walters of 15 Carson Street burned along with hay molasses and groceries. Insurance covered the horses and contents. alarm from Terrence Boyle at 12:25. Duquesne No. 9 engine arrived too late to help. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Street
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Edward Walters
Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company
Terrence Boyle
Duquesne
Sem Marne
Squirrel Hill and Major Montooth Republican clubs organize
Two Pittsburgh wards organize political clubs with officers and delegates to the State League Convention. Squirrel Hill adopts a squirrel tail emblem and endorses John Dalzell for State League president. Major E A Montooth group reports 72 members and plans by laws and convention delegates in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squirrel Hill Club
Squirrel Hill
Republican Club
James F. Hessin
State League
Lindsey
John N. Dickson
John Dalzell
State League of Republican Clubs of
Pennsylvania
Dalzell
Republican Party
Sterrett
E. A. Montooth
Fifth Ward
Morris Rosenthal
Martin Quinn
Hugh McManus
H. Grant Miller
M. W. Broudy
M. J. Price
Meyer Rosenthal
F. C. Calhoun
James P. Loughrey
Caspar Leff
John B. Berlin
Harry Perry
Samuel Levin
John King
John Cummings
Fred Saunders
Wost
Scranton
Cornermen Sought for Southside Streetcar Protection
Southside residents demand stronger safety at busy Carson Street intersections as Birmingham electric cars speed through the area. Citizens urge corner guards at key crossings and at the Lake Erie depot corner to curb accidents and protect pedestrians and horse-drawn vehicles. A Southside horse ran wild after a fright at an electric car, wrecking a buggy and scattering debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Birmingham
Carson Street
Seventeenth
Lake Erie Depot
Michael Miller
South Thirtieth
Carson Streets
Smithfield
Remarkable Gambier Institution Catalogue for Sixty Seventh Year
An elegant catalogue from Gambier Ohio showcases a long running college and business preparatory institution. It details what students need to know to prepare for college or business careers and highlights its continued success in its sixty seventh year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier, O
Best Stags Head Shirt Sold by Jos. Honsr Co
An unlaundered shirt of the Stag's Head brand is offered exclusively by Jos. Honsr & Co at 607 to 621 Penn Avenue. The ad highlights quality and availability through the local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag's Head
Jos. Honsr & Co
Penn Avenue
B and O R R Extends Wheeling Excursion Sale
The B. and O. R R will sell excursion tickets to Wheeling tomorrow Sunday at 150 dollars for a round trip. Train departs the depot at 8:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Stag's Head shirt fits all sizes at 2100 unlaundered
Advertisement notes that the Stag's Head shirt is best for thin and fat men with the price listed as 2100. It provides the supplier as Jos Hopwe & Ca located at 607 821 Penn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Hopwe & Ca
Penn Avenue
August Linen Sale Slashes Prices on Quilts and Damask
Biber and Easton advertise large White Quilts at low prices plus crochet quilts priced to attract buyers. The sale offers Breached and Cream Damask with matching napkins, various table cloths with napkins, and a special August sale on linens including napkins and tidies with hemstitched edges.
Zephyrs on Sale at Special August Saic
Our stock features attractive lines marked down to 1 and 120 cents. Zephyrs are offered at reduced prices during the August sale event.
Closing-Out Sale Delivers Low Prices On Ladies Wear
Immense Variety of bargains with many items under cost. Star waists flannel skirts wash suits wrappers ginghams hosiery and underwear offered at low prices. Shop to save money now and prepare for next season.
Adelbert Goheen Names Brother as Killer in Bray Murder
At Fergus Falls Adelbert Goheen awaiting execution claims his brother Anderson Goheen committed the murder of Rosa Bray and that he witnessed the act. Anderson Goheen has been arrested in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Paut
Adelbert Goheen
Fergus Falls
Rosa Bray
Anderson Goheen
Umbrellas and parasols on sale as season nears end
Select white umbrellas and parasols are featured as late season inventory takes shape. The notice notes large sizes and ongoing taking figures for display.
Shirt Advertisement Features Linen Fabric and Adjustable Fit
A black and white photograph showcases a celebrated shirt with 3 ply all linen bosom neck band and wrist bands. It highlights a patent collar button shield and sleeve length options for long, short, or stout arms. Neck measurements range from 1334 to 18 inches with reinforced bosom for extra wear.
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Nlin
P*reny Pars
Weikers
St. Louis
Stin-Plate
Steetton
Potteville
Lebanon
Catasauqua
Pencoyd
Lochiel
Iel
Meerae
Pont
Niedringhaus
Foster
Mr. Weihe
Niedringhaus H
Moorhead
President Kiddle
Plate
Harry Gosse
Thomas Yo
George Zimmerman
Enighoyes
Vesuvius
MR. Arrington
Carroll-Porter Company
Michales Company
Industrial Notes
B. M. Haxrwa
Penn Street
HOCK
Twin City News
Hermann Seivertaon
Josephine Seivertson
Kew Brighton
Newfoundland
Reese
Hanson L. Fruentor
Freeport
Internal Revenue
Warmcastle
Alleheny
Hans Fullerton
Anetheny
Bill Sue
America
Mayflower
Limited
Charlies T. Murray
Carlessness
City
Kenyon Military Academy
Wheeling, W. Va
Biber & Easton
Spereiil
India
Falknow
Market ST
JOS. Horne & Col
Penn Avenue Stores
JOS. Horne & CO
China
Mattings
Edward
Groetzinger
Bartlett
Rought Steel
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