Frick unseen as Anarchist case stirred Pittsburg
Secretary Lovejoy spoke of Mr Fricks rest and possible retreat while Frick vanished from the Carnegie offices with Officer McTiche accompanying him. Anarchist Knold Relersdon Bail posted at 7000. Berkman seeks counsel Friedman as he remains calm in jail awaiting defense talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Mr. Frick
McTiche
Lovejor
Mr Lovejoy
Ligonier
Cresson
Aaronstamm
Durling
Knold Relersdon
Carl Knold
Knold
Haymaker
Ewing
Kneld
Friedman
Knellan
Pier A van
Louis Alquer An Leghen
Peter Albert Ani Ache Ogra
Berkman
Berkoan
Mr. Friedman
New Recruits Scarce at Union Mills Amid Steel Strike
The Corneci Steel Company reports no new workers for the Upper Union Mill as 72 hour figures show zero hires. Lawrenceville workers try to persuade non union men to quit. five more leave. A mass meeting is planned at St Johns Hall with labor leaders to discuss relief funds and support for the Amalgamated Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneci Steel Company, Limited
Lawrenceville
Carnegie Steel Company
Switchmen’s Union
Amalgamated Association
Worrow
St. John’s Hall
Thirty-second Street
Gompers
The
Federation of Labor
McGuire
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Union
Enid
Teemer Brothers
Life for a life as mother dies after son’s typhoid fight
Mrs Danahey died after caring for her son W L Danhey a newspaper correspondent sent to Homestead during a labor riot. He contracted typhoid fever and was moved home for care where his mother by his bedside fell ill and died. The widow of Daniel Dansher funeral set for 9 at St James Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Danshey
No. BO Main Street
W. L Danghey
Homestead
Young Danshey
West End
Supposed Carnegie Agent Narrowly Escapes at Mingo Junction
A Russian Hebrew reputed to be a Carnegie firm agent appeared on Hungarian Hill near Mingo Junction offering onion workers $5 a day to go to Homestead. He was knocked down, dragged to the river, and rescued by Americans who placed him on a Panhandle train for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Firm
Mingo Junction
Hungarian Hill
Homestead
Panhandle
Assaulted and Fined for Clash with Strikers
Frank Chili, a non union man, was attacked by three strikers on a Homestead railroad track. He suffered facial cuts and a suspected broken nose. Squire Deffner fined him five dollars plus costs and ordered 48 hours in the lockup if unpaid. strikers outside mocked him during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chili
Homestead
Squire Deffner
Squire
Harvest for railroads sales surge to Canada and Buffalo trips
Pittsburg lines report record passenger demand this summer. Allegheny Valley plans a round trip to Buffalo on August 31 for the Republican club meeting, at 4.75 dollars. Lake Erie line notes brisk Muskoka and Grevenhurst sales, with tours to Lakeside Park near Stoneboro. Reverend A Smith leads 17 to Snow Island as the season grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James P. Anderson
Allegheny Valley Road
Chautauqua
Tariff Club
Buffalo
Valley
Lake Erie
Ed Dunnavant
Muskoka
Grevenhurst
Canada
Captain Cockburn
Lake Nipissing
Pittsburgers
Chatters
Lake Erie Road
Lakeside Park
Stoneboro
Rev
A. Smith
Snow Island
Measles Sweep Troy Hill Families Amid Typhoid Cases
Dr. J T McGee reports widespread measles on Troy Hill with nearly every family affected and eight typhoid cases. He notes good sanitation but cannot explain typhoid prevalence and warns delays in seeking care have caused fatalities before treatment. The outbreak is fading, he says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Hill
J.T. McGee
Allegheny
Mt. Troy
New Brighton Woman Answers Third Divorce Suit
Mrs Sarah Lutz defends against Charles Lutz in Common Pleas No 2 claiming prior attempts in 1885 Beaver county and 1888 Allegheny county ended with her favor. She denies desertion and says he sold their Beaver county farm and left with five children. She seeks dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lutz
New Brighton
Common Pleas
Charles Lutz Sue
Beaver County
Common Pleas No
Allegheny County
Open Air Services Unite Lawrenceville Ministers
Lawrenceville Protestant ministers join in summer outdoor union gospel services every Sunday evening at Forty-fourth and Butler streets. Rev. W. F. Oldham leads with Messia Hiles Linn and Hara assisting. Crowds exceed 1000 as a mill worker delivers next Sunday’s address. Dr B M Barwa, ear nose and throat specialist, has office at 720 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake Grove
Lawrenceville
Forty-fourth
Butler Streets
W. F. Oldham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Messia. Hiles, Linn and Hara
S Isyman
Mills
Toli
Heirs dispute over Father Mollinger estate in Holland hash
Heirs in Holland including two direct heirs and the children of a deceased brother and sister claim a fourth of the priest physician Father Mollinger’s estate. New York cousins are cut off. Administrator Gregor Meyer says no will exists and the personal estate is about $70,000 with real estate unestimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mollinger
Mueller
Holland
New York
Gregor Meyer
Ohio Street
Eastate
Dispatch
Pennsylvania
America
McKeesport Meeting Delayed by Late Arrivals
A workingmen's gathering in McKeesport failed to meet expectations as principal speakers did not arrive on time. Many attendees left before the talks began, and when Carney Sheehan and Coy finally arrived, the meeting was confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Messrs
Carney
Sheehan
Confin
Lenz Arrives at Eaton Brothers Ranch for World Tour Visit
Frank J. Lenz, the Pittsburger biking around the world, arrived at the Eaton Bros ranch near Medora, N Dek, and will stay several days. The East End residents Dr. Eaton and the Eaton boys planned hunting and fishing outings for his entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Eaton
East End
Eaton Bros
Medora P. O
N. Dek
Frank J. Lenz
Ready to Receive the Knight in City Celebration
The Knights of Pythias committee completed plans for next week’s celebration. Committees reported all arrangements are ready for the reception and entertainment of the visiting knights in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of Pythias
Soldier Candidate Indorsed for Allegheny Mayor
William G. Griffith of the One Hundredth Pennsylvania Volunteers was endorsed at a G A R gathering at Post 161 Allegheny Hall for the mayoral nomination to succeed Mayor Kennedy. A mass meeting plan and ward officer selection were set for the following Saturday to push the Griffith campaign while some G A R members consider re nominating Major Trier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny City
William G. Griffith
One Hundredth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
G. A. BE
G. A. KR
West Diamond Street
Allegheny
Kennedy
G. A. BR
Griffith
Grand Army
J. K. Barbour
F. Sherrif
Ter Fitzgerald
Peerless Council
Amores Mechanics
Pennsylvania
Major Trier
Ex Senator Spooner Sees Mixed Wisconsin Outlook
Former Wisconsin senator Spooner, a Harrison leader at Minneapolis, predicts Republican success nationally but doubts Wisconsin’s near-term result. He cites past school-law backlash in 1890, notes Illinois and Michigan issues, sees gerrymandering as a problem, and favors Platt’s Republicanism while awaiting favorable winds for his own state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Illinois
Senate
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Ingalls
Peffer
Peiffer
Tom Pilatt
Platt
Southside Robber Caught After Early Morning Thefts
Two men robbed several Southside stores including Herman Rohrkaste Samuel Vierbeller and William West. At 2 AM the suspects fled Carson Street pursued by police. A gunfight occurred and Frank Shay was captured with stolen goods found on him. Police link multiple Southside robberies to the same pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rohrkaste
Samuel Vierbeller
William West
Twenty-fifth Street
Carson
Twenty-eight Street
Frank Shay
Southside
Shay
Political activity cools under Allegheny heat
The Democratic school district group in Allegheny County stalls amid hot weather with Secretary Frank Guffey saying no immediate moves and hints of revival or dissolution. Also: a habeas corpus petition seeks Margaret Hanlon’s release from McKeesport workhouse after a disorderly house charge. A pig iron wreck on the Southards line scatters cargo. a barkeeper is arrested for suspected larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Allegheny County
Frank Guffey
Tammany
New York
Association
Obj-cta
Treasury men eye West Diamond Ohio streets post office site
Colonel James P. Low of the Supervising Architect’s office prepared to recommend purchase of a property at the northwest corner of Ohio and West Diamond streets in Allegheny for a federal post office. The 120 by 150 foot site, owned by three parties and including the old Haymarket area, could cost under 200000 with 235000 appropriation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Low
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Washington
Ohio
West Diamond Streets
Allegheny
Low
Pittsburg
Hotel Duquesne
Allegheny Post Office
Mackey
Haymarket Square
John ©. Oliver
West Diamond
Ohio Streets
Ohio Street
Alleghany
William Booth
West Diamond Street
John Wilson
Nettie McKee Graham
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
N. F. Nolte
Philip Miller
Dram & Sons
Wa Shine
A. D. Smith
Smith Bros
la Belle Furnaces
Zimmerman
Dr. Burgoon
Ben Franklin Insurance Company
Insurance Company
Colonel Stone
Senator Quay
Congress
Stone
Colonel Low
Ford Springs
Fourth Religious Feast Assumption Day Observed Worldwide
Catholics will observe Assumption Day with full services tomorrow in Pittsburgh and around the world. A priest cites the 1,800 year tradition of Mary’s ascent and the day as a harvest thanksgiving, with masses at 6, 7, 8, 9 and high mass at 10:30 in Pittsburgh churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Christ
Cere
Eountries
Bicycle umbrella invention promises sun and rain relief
Edwin Baker of Sixth Street introduces a bicycle umbrella to shield riders from heat and showers. The device attaches to the bike with a light clamp and a bendable upright rod, adjustable to cover the rider in any position. Squires drew attention at a Washington association meeting when displaying an umbrella mounted on his wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwin Baker
Sixth Street
Mr. Baker
Ion
Squires
The
Association
Washington
Burmah Oil Drilling Interest Sought by Hixon
L G Hixon, a Burmah oil driller, at the Central Hotel, aims to recruit three men to work next week for a New York company. He recalls a year in Burmah where Europeans thrived despite harsh climate, notes heavy lubricating oil and war-use quality, and predicts England will soon own much of Burmah and adjacent Indian lands, with natives occasionally encroaching on English soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G Hixon
Central Hotel
New York
Mr. Hixon
England
The New Boulevard Affected Property Holders Urge Early Work
Property owners along the proposed boulevard from Schenley to Highland Parks press the City Engineer to advance construction. The plan shifts include a 1 percent grade in places and a loop near Finley’s Lake. Beechwood avenue may replace Fifth avenue, with roads through Thaw and Forbes avenues connecting Schenley Park and Penn Avenue corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Boulevard
Schenley
Highland Parks
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Negley’s Run
Finley's Lake
Frankstown Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Enn Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
Fifth
Forward
Irwin Avenue
Fair Dake Street
Homewood
Forbes and
Phillips Avenues
Schenley Park
Forbes Street
Murdoch Heirs
Beacon Street
Linden Avenue
Penn Avenue
Beech
Brice Higbee glass works to resume at Homestead
Brice Higbee and Oo glass works at Homestead will resume operations after a six week idle period. Management says prospects are bright for a strong fall and winter trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice, Higbee & Oo
Homestead
Italian Frank Amarosi killed by train at Torrens
The coroner refutes published claims linking the railroad death of Italian Frank Amarosi in Torrens on a Wednesday night to a previous stabbing in the East End. The only apparent connection is the name. police have found no trace of an escaped suspect named Frank Amarera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Amarosi
Torrens
Marcue
Frank Antonello
East End
McDowell
Frank Amareraa
Camping Club Lawn Fete At Bemus Point Delights Hundreds
The Recreation Camping Club of New Brighton held a Friday lawn fete at Bemus Point on Lake Chautauqua in camp honor of friends. Guests enjoyed athletic sports and music with a fat man's race between Dr. Gale and Lewis Morrow, won by six inches. About 300 attendees praised the event as a big success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Camping Club
New Brighton
Bemus Point
Lake Chautauqua
Dr. Gale
Lewis Morrow
Travelling bags rise in dry foods era says dealer
A Pittsburgh market note shows traveling bags added to public display beside dry foods. 12 inch solid leather and imitation alligator bags priced at 69c spark demand, while shipments run short. Cas Stone of Allegheny complains rivals miss profits if bags sell as fast as dry foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Cas Stone
Federal Street
Allegheny
Neighbor quarrel leads to aggravated assault charge
Mra Wilson of 26 Washington street is jailed in default of bail awaiting a hearing before Alderman Richards on a charge of aggravated assault and battery on oath of Mra Edgar. The two women, neighbors, fought and Wilson struck Edgar on the head with a poker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Astaro
George Azar
Washington Street
Richards
Aszaro
Mra Wilson
Alderman Richards
Mra Edgar
Mrs. Edgar
Small Ads Rise in July Dispatches Popularity Soars
The dispatch reports July advertising totals show a gain of 2,523 against last year with figures at 92 and 91. The monthly increase underscores growing interest in small advertisements and the Dispatch’s rising popularity.
Confidence in Chamberlains Remedy Proclaimed by User
Hattie Mason of Chilton Carter county Missouri lauds Chamberlains Colic Cough and Diarrhea Remedy calling it dependable in severe cases for children and adults. Bottles priced at twenty five and fifty cents offered by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Hattie Mason
Chilton
Carter County
Chamberlain
Last Excursion to Atlantic City by B. and O. Route
The trip departs Pittsburgh on Thursday August 25 at popular round trip rate of $10. Tickets are valid 12 days with stops in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Trams depart Pittsburgh in the morning and at 9 50 a m for return travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. E
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
F. U
Thornton Bros Allegheny Cash Store fiber sales rush
Storm serves at 490 and Sfc the latter SM inches wide. Prices quoted 690 and 125 elsewhere. Largest line to select from in flas heavy and fancy weaves. See the rush for these Monday at the Cash Store 125 Federal street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Street
We Will Pack and Ship Orders Free of Charge
A peculiar notice states that all orders totaling ten dollars will be packed and shipped at no cost except for sugar and meat. The message adds that sixty percent of something seems large to the writers, though they are unsure how it appears to others.
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Lovejoy
Anarchist Knold
Bereman
Bard
Mil
Mra. Lutz
Open Air Services
B. M. Barwa
Penn Treet
Pax
Ton
Mr. Maver
Father Mellinger
Mr. Meyer
Red Rick House
Jean
Virginia
Charleston
Whitehall
Twenty-second Street
Barkelor
Simm Serbacher
John Lawler
Oakland
Lawler
Schrom
Eleventh Ward
Simon Levi
Pride Street
Tae Drmeratont
Graham Property
Ohio and
Eiders
Cyerleta
Burmah
Wood Avenue
Edward
Groetzinger
Penn Ave
Marshell
Sam
Marosa
Ber
Atlantic City
Thornton Bros
Ania
Rederal Etre
Aachen
Diamond Square
Cor
Sandusky Sts
Allegh’y
Zephyrs
India
China Silks
Gloria
Ugust Acke
Sec
Fifth Ave
Market Staultures
Dermitt 4&4 Co
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