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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1891

Page

16

Germany Holds Line on Corn Duties Amid Freight Reforms

The cabinet rejects a corn duty cut while approving a sliding freight-rate plan for cereals. Germany aims to boost grain transport to distressed provinces as imports shift and domestic stocks rise, with workers wary of American price influence.

Christian Young Men Close World Y M C A Convention at Berne

Amsterdam report on the World’s convention notes 1185 secretaries and gym directors in American associations, a 40 percent rise since the last meeting. Central Committee lists 4151 affiliated associations with counts for the United States Canada Britain Germany Ireland Switzerland Norway Sweden Russia and others. Next gathering set for London in 1894 marking the organization’s fiftieth anniversary.

Amsterdam Young Men's Christian Association Lee Brooklyn Dhe Springfield Uhiexyo Central Committee United States Canada Britain Germany Irelland Switzerland Norgut Sweden Russia

Rules for global association plan and next convention

The text notes organized groups following the American pattern with secretaries and buildings in Paris Berlin Hamburg Geneva and Lyons. It mentions rules for governing future world inventions and recommends Geneva as the committee headquarters with officers and a quorum there. London is chosen for the next world convention in 186M, the association’s 50th anniversary.

Paris Berlin Hamburg Geneva Lyons London

Law and Order Meeting in Allegheny County Highlights Bluebook Work

Captain Wishart reports strict liquor law observance in Allegheny County and reduced drinking. General Agent Hayward cites prosecutions since 1888 and fines totaling thousands. Arthur M. Burton notes Brooks law lowering licenses and fewer commitments. C. Hine mentions a $15,000 fund with strong interest. John J. Maclaren outlines Toronto’s lack of police logs and reduced licenses with saloons closed on elections.

St. Paul John J. Maclaren Q. C Toronto Canada

Man Escapes and Is Captured After River Chase

In Albany this afternoon two junk thieves were seen stealing brass from Delaware and Hudson yard. John Riley fled into the river, shedding clothing as he swam, and dodged pursuit for miles before final capture after a long water chase along both riverbanks.

Albany Delaware and Hudson Yard John Riley Maiden Jane Greenbush

Johnstown Scandal Deepens With Professor's Arrest

Carrie Turman files against Prof. Brietkiewics. he is jailed on a new charge after a second arrest. Preliminary hearing reveals irregularities in earlier proceedings and rumors implicate local officials and a YMCA official who resigned recently.

Talre Mepatch Johnstown Carrie Turman Brietkiewics Bland

Five Cents On The Dollar For Beaver Co Operative Stock

Beaver Falls Aug 15 Four years ago workers and Carnegie Phipps co operatives started a 20000 capital store in Beaver Falls under Workingman's Co operative Association. Mismanagement led to collapse a year ago and auditor A J Marshall heard claims totaling 7000 with sale proceeds about 1000. After audit costs stockholders will realize about five cents on the dollar.

Beaver Fas Carnegie, Phipps & C c Workingman's Co-operative Association of Beaver Fall Marshall Beaver Fal

Bold swindlers target Zanesville hotel guests

Two men registered at the Grand Hotel as John J. Benechoff of New York and Harry C. Fink of Pittsburg posing as New York newspaper correspondents and swindling numerous citizens and hotel keepers in Zanesville. Victims include Hon. Jere Brown of Cleveland, a colored state legislator, attending a Knight Templars Convocation.

Zanesville, O Grand Hotel John J. Benechoff New York Harry C. Fink Pittsburg Jere Brown Cleveland Knight Templars

Local Item Rumors and Accidents Across Towns

A Greensburg rumor of a murder at Mt Pleasant is disputed. A Reardon Ohio gang terrorizes with poison dogs and incendiary ties. Reece Hammond & Co workers demand 1 cent raise. Cornopolis gas wells sold for 21900 dollars. Conemaugh boy accidentally wounds his brother, to recover. A Philadelphia inventor nearly dies at Glen Summit resort. Beaverpolish mother shot by son’s revolver. severe but not fatal. Two Baltimore and Ohio freights collide at Attica. depot damaged. Fireman injured as Kimmel and Werner brewery in Altoona closes briefly and plans to resume.

Reardon, O Portsmouth Tarlm Reece, Hammond & Co Fire Brick Makers Greensburg Rumonko Cornopolis W.L. Mellon Galler Brothers Philadelphia

Persecuted Hebrew family escapes Russia to America

The Zlabowsky family, led by Abraham and including Feive and Hinde, flee anti Semitic persecution in Kursk region. Their house is burned as authorities order mass exodus. The mother and five children endure months in hiding before boarding ships bound for Hamburg then New York arriving Aug 15. They separate from the father, reunite with relatives, and plan to join him in San Antonio.

New York Feive Hinde Zlabowsky Russia America Abraham Zlabowsky Hruskoy Kursk San Antonio Tex Zlabowskys Joel Bardetzki Kanatop Reinherz United Hebrew Charities Abraham Zinkowsky Kunatop Hamburg Spen Canaan Poland Hinde Neustadt Germany Siberia

Harrison's Visitors Arrive During President Harrison's Stay

Special telegram reports Charles Emory Smith United States Minister to Russia arrived this morning and visited the President at the cottage. Judge Woolson Patterson and Monroe Nichols called and discussed Iowa and land affairs. Brazil Steamship Company president and Major Parker and wife were guests. Howard Cole and wife arrived. Cole will accompany the President on the Northern trip.

Carr Charles Emory Smith United States Russia Philadelphia John 8. Woolson Iowa Patterson Galaiosiopi Monroe Nichols The General Land Office Duluth Brazil Steaship Company New York Brazil R. C. Parker Washington Harrison Howard Cole Indianapolis Presidental Cottage Cole

Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday in Collier Township

Names and residences read like a local notice listing marriages issued yesterday. Salomon Brie of Arras and Anna Mueller of Pittsburg appear alongside Larimer Luigia Pederida and Chiarlas, with Siena Stokes and Collier township references in a fragmented roster.

Salomon Brie ARRAS Anna Mueller Pittsburg Larimer Luigia Pederida Lari Chiarlas Veakiss Collier Siena Stokes Sensnesnse Collier Townall

Just What I Needed Ends My Dyspepsia

A patient reports relief from nervous dyspepsia with restored appetite and restful sleep. The testimonial notes improved energy and ability to resume daily work without distress after treatment.

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Obituary notices from McKeesport area deaths August 1991

A long column of accident and funeral notices lists names such as Barz Bergmann Brindley Clayburn Corcoran Dickson Foster Flaherty Galvin Grace Greenan Halsted Hart Kendrick Kidd Kleber Kunzler Lindsay McElroy McFadden Rhall Sample Smith Smith Swartz Tracy and others with dates mostly in August 1891 and 1991. The notices include birth and death ages, residence details, and funeral arrangements, with invitations for public attendance. Names appear with addresses such as 942 Fifth Avenue and Duncan Avenue. churches and cemeteries referenced include St Marys St Patrick's Homewood and McKeesport area locations.

Brindley Vr. U Gronar Hanwoon Bamper Mary E. A. Brindley Gibson Sharpsburg James Cain Elton Coyle Monrpay R.u Duncan Avenue Clayburn David Clayburn Jefferson Street Allegheny Hagerstown Corcoran R. U A. Conconas B. Kelly Fifth and Ross Street Moxpay Dickson Rt. W Jory Dickson Mary Mc Pamara Foster Canonsburg Wartter Presbyterian Church Bridgeville Union Depot T:land Homewood Cemetery Pittsburg Flaherty Jones Scy Sd James Flaherty Third Street St. Mary's R. C Galvin T. F. Galvin J. A. Galvin R. C McKeesport Grace Aloyisius Thawias Mary A. Grice Crawford Street Greenan Se.m Coementt Peter Christiina Greenan Ridge Street Thirteenth Ward Mowpar A. W Halsted J. D. Boyle Ellsworth Avenue Amy T. Hawston Robert H. Halsted Steubenville Sarah Jane Duggan Dearborn Street Winebiddle Avenue Nineteenth Ward Kendrick Jenny Francia John Mary Kendrick Pike Street Kidd Crafton Hannay F Kleber Cuneriass Kienaa Henry Kleber Kunzler Cratha Brazcer Nicholas Kunzlier Lindsay Beaver Falls J.J. Lixpany McElroy Ior Hanny W John Ht Mary J. Wilkinson McElroy Walnut Street East End Privato McFadden Manus McFappkx Rhal Micuarl Senatta Monnay Stockholm Avenue St. Patrick's EK. C Fa. m William Sastre Trespay P. U Smith Center Avenue Thomas Warren John A Annie E. Smith Sidney Smith Swartz James Enwarn George Mary Swartz Tracy Chartier Street Chartier Township Pa. M William Tracy St. James’ Catholic Church West End

Summer sale slashes 25 percent on mens and boys apparel

Clean up summer styles with 25 percent discount on summer suits pants thin coats vests for men boys and children. Fresh season goods must move to make room for fall. Bargains abound across departments with shirts hats and boy waists marked down to as low as 75 cents to a dollar.

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