Wartime intrigue over Pittsburg concert star switch
A volatile dispute surrounds a Pittsburg Old City Hall concert featuring Mme Linde later known as Mrs Schaarschmidt. Mia Schaarschmidt’s intended demands justice while rivals accuse Mr Levy and Mr Wright of coercion and threats. Louise Barry fills in as substitute. public tension and threatening letters surface amid dispute over artistic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Madame Linde
Ross Schaarschmidt
Pittsburg
Louise Barry
Schaarechumidt
Chester A. Arthur
Garfield
Pittsburg Audi
Old City
Old City Hall
Lerr
Frank Wright
New York
Anderson Hotel
Wright
Mme. Levy
Miss Berry
Mr. Lavin
Rosa Schaarschmidt
Spprause
Ernando
Ewain
Donna
Library Hall sale uncertainty looms over funding debate
In a tense update John Kennedy cannot confirm Mr. Brand will act soon on the Library Hall mortgage. The committee reports $23,000 raised with $16,000 more pledged, and seeks time to complete funding as Branet weighs options while a possible postponement awaits a pledged extension.
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Brand
Ueuil
Pridny
Library
John M. Kennedy
Branot
Kennedy
Mr. Brunet
Mr. Kennedy
Library Association
Library Hall Company
A Road for Wilkinsburg Advances with electric line bid
The long debated East Liberty to Wilkinsburg streetcar project gains new life as an 1884-incorporated company meets at the Chamber of Commerce to review offers from two bidders. One bidder would secure the rights and build an electric Penn Avenue line to the city line and have it operating within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Wilkinsburg
Penn Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Frankstown Avenue
Officers to Be Nominated at County Democrat Meeting
The county Democrat party will hold its monthly meeting next Tuesday evening to nominate officers for next year and plan the annual reception. Several aspirants are actively pursuing the positions amidst busy organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democraty
Mude
The General Drunk Midget Carried to Central Police
A three foot midget named General Decker was found drunk and unable to walk at the Central Police Station. Officer Mernhimer, over six feet tall, carried the restrained prisoner to the cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Decker
Mernhimer
Rare Oil and Genre Paintings at Henry Auction
One of the finest oil and genre painting collections will be shown and auctioned next Tuesday and Wednesday. The sale, conducted by Henry Auction Company, will be at 433 Wood Street with Mr. Rode presenting works from a veteran connoisseur who has scoured Europe for treasures. The catalogue lists rare, uncopied paintings that Pittsburg residents will find highly interesting.
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Wood Street
Henry Auction Company
Rode
Pittsburg
Axo
Ths
Collester
Hede
Thas
Europa
Fevers Rampant in East End Wards
Typhoid scarlet fever and diphtheria spread through East End wards causing alarm as health officials monitor cases and urge vaccination and sanitation measures. Local clinics report rising patient visits and hospital admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Evening Entertainments at Gallinger’s Half-Price Music Sale
Music items including violins flutes mandolins zithers and concertinas sold at less than half price at N Gallinger's 1106 and 1200 Penn Avenue warehouse sale space. Hundreds of items offered to pass the evening pleasantly and quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gallinger
Prices for men's suits at Gusky's Prince Alberts
Prices listed for men’s suits this week include Gusky’s Prince Alberts at about $20. Tailor charges may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alberts
Citizens debate tariff and land issues as Congress opens
Citizens including Samuel A. Duncan and E M Bigelow share views on Congress trimming sessions, funding telegraph-postal links, postoffice depositories for small sums, and rapid river and canal improvements. Others call for naval and land grant reforms, eight hour laws, and rail/telegraph control to aid shippers.
Hither and Thither. Notable city visits and retirements
Moon township resident W A Springer returns to the city on crutches after years as a weekly visitor. Captain Samuel W Hendrickson retires after over 60 years as pilot of the steamer Elizabeth. Henry Houck visits from Washington Institute, guest of Prof. Lackey and a Press Club visitor. J H Agnew named master of machinery of the South Carolina Railway, Charleston. T Blackmore decorates a shop window. William Bentley of Grant Avenue seeks health after a weak spell. Rev Dr De Hasse, ex-Pittsburgh, dying at Martins Ferry.
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W. A. Springer
Moon Township
Crotches
Samuel W. Hendrickson
Elizabeth
Monongahes
Ure
Henry Houck
Washington Institute
Lackey
Press Club
J. H. Agnew
Pittsburg
Western Road
T. Blackmore
Thomas
Water Strogta
William Bentley
Grant Avenue
All
de Hasse
Martin's Ferry
December Criminal Court calendar lists 124 cases
Deputy Warden reports 124 cases for the December term, about typical for December and fewer than September. Notable counts include 51 theft related offenses, 23 assaults, 16 liquor law violations, and two murder cases. Names span multiple defendants and charges from larceny to burglary and felonious assault.
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Criminal Court
Andrew Heiser
Bloomfield
Thomas Tracey
Fifth Avenue
AW Cahanan
Baeedan
Vi McGann
Frank Scheee
Ralpy Geita
Ramael Dare
Paetee Nomieeens
Aetuareees
John Sweakey
Mike Sta
Harriett Teootees
Andrew Olack
James Stephen Ko Steph Kittal
Steve Laboeg
Dames Keskeshi
Fanoie Berger
John J. Kennedy
Henry Thomas
George Flevcber
Ge G Hoek Folin Sharper
George Gest Olan
Rper
Soree Eaton
Ss Or Geary
Wa Pat — George Morrison
Chas
Goleman
Edward Arnold
George Sowden
Bracken
Eerson Bintie Carlisia
Tim Haley
Oman
Tang
Edward Nan
Beanie
Widow Sues Over Tragic Train Injury Damages Sought
Mrs. O Hara of Homestead sues for damages in a case prepared by W J Brennen Esq for the death of Patrick O Hara. He was struck by a locomotive of the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railway while crossing tracks in October at Homestead. He died after ambulance delay and blood loss at Union station and West Penn Hospital. Damages are set at 5000 dollars.
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W. J. Brennen
O'Hara
Homestead
Patrick O'Hara
Pittsburg, Virginia
Charleston
Union Station
West Penn Hospital
Fornia
O’hara
Sewickley Dairy Company Stockholders Meet on Oil and Gas Probe
The adjourned November 21 meeting of Sewickley Dairy Company stockholders at Fidelity Title and Trust building was led by President A. M. Marshall. Stockholders were present. directors were empowered to explore and test for oil or gas on the company's proper tie in order to ease the grown road, a resolution adopted unanimously.
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Sewickley Dairy Association
Sewickley Dairy Company
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Fourth Avenue
A. M. Marshall
Oa Prope Te Ir Company
Bookkeepers Institute Opens Membership to Women
The Bookkeepers' Institute will admit ladies to membership if they comply with the association rules. This new feature is praised by both cities and favors both ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bookkeepers’ Institute
J W Kelly Resigns From Central Trades Council Meeting
The Callaghan charges against Powderly end in smoke as a large Knights of Labor gathering discusses Philips and McGaw episodes. John Philips defends expulsion from L A 300 and calls for investigation. committee finds his evidence credible. Resignation of John M Kelly noted amid talk of disciplinary action and ongoing Jeannette case impact. New delegates admitted from Union No 7 and Iron Moulders No 14.
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Central Trades Council
Philips
McGaw
John Philips
L. A. 300
Trades Council
Knights of Labor
John M. Kelly
Assembly
Ene Phos
Jeannette
Cew Trades Council
Thomas J. Dicus
Julius Pichel
Et Bebe
Eal Union No
Frank L
Callaghan Beaten Conspiracy Case Dismissed
Edward Callaghan of Scottsdale sues T. V. Powderly J. R. Byrne and others for conspiracy. Justice Merritt dismisses after finding insufficient evidence. Powderly not to be arrested. Report notes cokeworkers convention and forthcoming balance of agreement affecting Osmbris Trones works and worker suspensions.
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Callaghan
Scottdale
T. V.powderly
Edward Callaghan
Powderly
J. R. Byrne
Peter Win
Justice Merritt
Derry
Mr. Callaghan
Emer Ene
Coal Operators Skeptical on River Mine Syndicate Deal
A leading coal operator doubts an Eastern syndicate will complete the purchase of river mines. He notes the option closes December 15 with possible extensions to January and March for 1 percent each, while overall market inactivity persists and diggers press higher costs. Prices on mine deliveries and car service remain unsettled as operators forecast a slow season.
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William B. Shinn
Tors
Stow
Piano Comparison Pushes Steinway Choice In Local Ad
A local piano shop touts Steinway and Conover brands over European makers. The ad urges readers to visit Kleber & Bro at 506 Wood to inspect new stock, styles, and prices while claiming superior American craftsmanship and a monopoly on first-class instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kleber & Bro
London
Paris
Berlin
Bleber & Bro
Christmas Mandolins and Gustare Offerings Highlighted
Christmas mandolins and Gustare H Eleber and Co advertise instruments nationwide with reasonable prices, noting superiority to inferior makes. The sale includes Arion conservatory models with guarantees, sold at modest to higher ranges, through H Kieser and Brothers.
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H. Eleber & Bro
H. Kieser & Bro
Thorsten Bros. Offers Henrietta and Towels at Special Prices
Thorsten Bros at 128 Federal St Allegheny advertises gray and black Henrietta cloth and 46 inchHenrietta fabric, 880 dozen towels at 25 cents, and a week long sale offering Henrietta at 69 cents matching any dollar Henrietta in the city.
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Thorsten Bros
Federal St. Allegheny
Morale Vo
JSON
Henrietta
Overcoat Lot In New York Shipment For Sale
An early Monday sale offers about 1100 men’s overcoats from a New York shipment. The beaver and chinchilla styles include silk lined options priced at 13 dollars. The sale runs from the corner of Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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New York
Cor. Grant
New Court House
Great Sale This Week at Gasky's for Boys and Teens
A chaotic ad notes a major sale at Gasky's offering boys and children's suits and overcoats. It lists men s melton coats at 10 dollars and over 900 capes at 15 dollars, promising choices and free items for seniors at 054 Liberty Street Star Corner.
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Gasky‘s
Bargalus
Melton and Kersay
Clothiers and Hatters
Liberty Street
Star Corner
Grand Gitta for the Bove Christmas Book Sale
A charming local notice promotes a Christmas book sale at Kaufmanns. The event features a wide selection to please children and adults, inviting shoppers to browse and enjoy seasonal offerings.
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Kaufmanns
Gosky's Great Annual Sale Of Holy Goods
Bargains on holiday items at Gosky's store announced in today's Dispatch and Leader. Readers are urged to note the Greatovt sale with wide assortment of smoke goods, regan items, and toilet necessities at reduced prices during the event.
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Gosky’s
Gosky
Eady
Goasky
Gacky
Depositors Seek McKelvey Removal as Bank Fails
The Depositors' Committee of the Lawrence Bank met to appoint two men to travel to Morrisburg and Harrisburg to petition the Auditor General for McKelvey's removal as assignee. They accuse him of stockholding and seek a receiver. The group cites 280 depositors signing a petition and notes funds raised to support Braddock National Bank. They claim many accounts are not depositors and reference Henry Glaser's death and alleged connections between McKelway and others.
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Lawrence Bank
Morrisburg
McKelvey
Assignes
Te Lace
Ms Et Lonve Co
Lawvyernce Bank
Adare Mane
Fter
Braddock National Bank
Braddock Bank
Henry Glaser
Vey
Migo
Hsp
Basten Tareeta
Plush Jacket and Vest Line Delivers Persian Flair
A fashion line offers plush jackets with vests and collars featuring Persian inspired effects. The collection emphasizes comfort and a bold decorative edge. Shoppers can expect unique textures and standout styling from the new line.
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Madam Levy
Schaarschmidt
Mia Schaarschmidt
Jeter
Madam Linde
Cours
M. Levy
Levi
Linde
Wincart
Jules
Daquiesca
Drs- Patch
Mme. Linde
E Chead
Mme
Patti
Seeley
Wees
Mr. Slayton
Williamsport
Horne
Mime. Linde
Baltimore
Wilkinsbourg
Postal Savings Banks
Congress
Samuel A. Duncan
Thirteenth Ward
John Wannamaker
THE
Arsenal
E. M. Bigelow
Lawrenceville
Aice
Ain
W. BR. Ford
Ees
Max’s
Neense
United States
Pennsylvania
Mmes B. Scott
Thomas Wightman
John A. Wolfe
Messares
John Ehman
William Smith
A. P. G. W. Union
House
Riveemen
Addison Lysle
Ohio River
Beaver Canal
Beaver
National Board of Stam Navigation
Bryant
New Orleans
Paar
George Lyale, Jr
Pitts
Ware
Duluth
James A
Monongahela Navigation Company
M. Li.Malone
Federal Building
Pirtaburgera
P. BR. BR
the Excelsior
Jobn I Jones
Joseph Jones
D. J. Conley
Kaesy Gert. Croaker
B. M. Barwa
JW. Kelly
MR. Kelly
Rome
Phillips
Trades Assembly
Susa
L. A
T. V. Powderly
Gustare
Case
Hauch's
Eversheds
Gusky
Caty
Daeusky
McCamant
Harrisburg
MR. M Elvey
Henry Auction CO
Charles Rode, Esq
OF New York
ART Gallery
Daniel A Mathews
Maw Yous
Avoroekem Orrictarre
Nyumerode
Harris
Opera House
Biber & Easton
Jackota
Wester
Rene Das Farrenee
Marshell
Cumshaw Tea
Dowbdt
Ohio
Purniture
R. J. Horner
Eden Museo
Passylva
Gay
Wandoo Water St
Realitie
Beremer
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