Vaccinating Pupils At City Hall Draws Crowd
Seventy two Allegheny school children were vaccinated free at City Hall. Dr. Hazzard and Major McLaughlin supervised the operation from 3 to 4 pm. One 13 year old girl fainted, but all but that case completed the vaccination, with about 800 to 1,000 children treated since July 1 in previous months. The city estimates the cost at about $50 for medicine.
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Allegheny
City Hall
Major McLaughlin
Health Bureau
Dr. Hazzard
Allegheny Board of Health
Pittsburg
Jenner
Denver
Rochester
Vibrating Treatment Impresses New York Visitor
T XS Hunt of New York discussed vibratory medicine with Dr. Cable at the Central Hotel. He described an arm chair device mimicking railroad car motions to ease shaking palsy and a vibrating head gear by M Gilles to aid insomnia and nerve inflammation.
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T. XS. Hunt
New York
Central Hotel
Cable
Charcot
Mr Hunt
M. Gilles
la Tourette
Hunt
Changing Their Luck How River Crews Rename Unlucky Boats
River men frequently rechristen vessels to ward off bad luck. A steamer once called General Dawes became A. E. Riggs through a port clerk, with 40 percent of first cost paid for improvements if under ten years old. The Ingomar’s unlucky run led to renaming the Jolly Brothers after its raise.
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General Dawes
Commissioner of Nation
Real Estate and Travel Ads From Pittsburgh Area
Real estate mentions 34 Wings Bank Lim Smithfield Street and 4th Avenue Capital with large sums and interest details. Travel note cites Western Pennsylvania Fair Excursions to Washington Pa via Panhandle Route with bound trip rate from Pittsburg. Also references Steinmann’s sterling silver spoons sale and Leslie shoes at A Fifth Avenue.
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Washington
Panhandle
Pittsburg
Union Mills Operate Amidst Labor Row At Two Plants
Both Union Mills plants ran yesterday with new workers replacing absentees. Seven strikers lured seven employees away including two Poles who could not understand English. The Twenty-ninth street works started the 72 inch mill while bumper shops saw partial operation. Amalgamated funds totaling hundreds of dollars were paid to strikers as Louis Weiss, who left Friday, collected wages minus a claimed $1000 deduction for board and shoes.
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Shoopberger
Nono-Utlion
Mty-Third Street
Twenty-ninth
Amalgamated Association
Louis Weiss
Weiss
Trouble in Open Hearth Dept at Juniata Mills
At Schoenberger & Co. Juniata mills union workers reiterate demand while the firm refuses concessions. John Speer threatens to start up the mill with or without workers, claiming no union compromise. Several skilled applicants await if layoffs occur as tensions persist.
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Juniata Mills
Schoenberger & Co
John Speer
Speer
Moorhead Bros. & Co. Keep Non-Union Mill Staff
Moorhead Bros. & Co. deny plans to hire union men at the Sharpsburg rolling mill. John Moorhead Jr. reportedly invited the mill committee of his Amalgamated workers to discuss readmitting former employees. He declined the discharge rumor, saying the report is foolish and that they are perfectly satisfied.
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Moorhead Bros. & Co
Sharpsburg
John Moorhead
Moorhead
Pittsburg
Watt resigns from Carnegie Steel to join Evidenteel Works
William A. Watt, formerly connected with the Edgar Thomson Mills at Braddock, has resigned from Carnegie Steel and accepted the post of Chief Chemist at Evidenteel Company's Works. His resignation becomes effective September 1.
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Carnegie Steel Company
William A. Watt
Edgar Thomson Mills
Braddock
Evidenteel Company
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company Resumes Operations
After a several month shutdown Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company resumed operations yesterday at Woods Run. Fuel in 22 puddling furnaces was oil and the remaining departments will pre start this evening or tomorrow morning.
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Pittsburg
POO-BAH OF A BOROUGH IN PAY CLAIM SUIT
Unusual Common Pleas No 3 suit files by Bigley against the borough of Belle vue seeking 256 02 dollars. Bigley served as high constable chief of police lamplighter and fire chief before an April ordinance shifted duties, ending his multi role and pay. He claims 244 salary plus 12 92 witnesses, totaling 255 92.
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Common Pleas
Bigley
Bellevue
Burgess
Judgment Against Thomas S Gordon For 14450 Reaffirmed
The judgment was certified from Butler county where Gordon confessed judgment for 29000. Interest accumulates to 5000 and attorney's commission is 450, totaling 14450 as the final judgment.
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Thomass. Gordon
Butler County
Gordon
Charles McGovern Sues Officer for Alleged Assault
Charles McGovern filed suit before Alderman J Tool against Policeman William Lemon alleging aggravated assault and battery. He says while reading on Market Street in the Diamond around 12 15 Saturday night Lemon ordered him to move then struck him with a mace, hitting his mouth and blocking his eye before leaving without arrest.
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Charles McGovern
J. Tool
William Lemon
McGovern
Diamond
Market Street
Trouble Over a Stock Dealer Affair Ends in $10,000 Suit
Investor J. McKee sues brokers William G. Stahl and John A. Jardin for ten thousand dollars alleging misrepresentation and failure to execute stock purchases. He claims he provided $5,595 for CG, B&Q, Sugar and Lead Trust stocks between 1890 and 1891, but no such deals occurred and the funds were allegedly diverted for the brokers’ own use.
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J. McKee
William G. Stahl
John A. Jardin
McKee
Stewart Sues for Lease Priority in North Fayette Gas Rights
Albert A. Stewart sues John D. Robb and Oakdale Gas Company claiming a July 15 1802 oral lease offer for oil and gas rights on land in North Fayette township and seeks to void the Robb Oakdale deal and secure the lease in his favor. The case cites earlier offer and payment of 2500 dollars and demands property division for two lots in Twelfth ward and notes a debt judgment for John M Thompson trustees.
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Albert A. Stewart
John D. Robb
Oakdale Gas Company
Stewart
Robb
North Fayette Township
Lizzie Wee
John Rowan
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