Paper Trust Aims to Control Wrapping Mills Across Nation
A Pittsburgh area report warns of a proposed trust seeking to buy or merge over 1000 straw and rag wrapping mills led by J C Richardson of Haldeman Paper Co and J B Sherwood of Lafayette Indiana. Agents target mills from Coshocton to Newark with potential Chicago headquarters. Local mill owner Mr McElroy faces pressure as others caution on risks and profits.
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McElroy
Ohio
Con
Pittsburg
J.C. Richardson
Haldeman Paper Company
Lockland
J. B. Sherwood
Lafayette
Ind
Coshocton
Newark
Messrs. Richardson
Sherwood
Chicago
West
Pwn
United States
Colonel Eschleman Departs After $20,000 Suit Return
Colonel Frank B. Eschleman, Lancaster attorney and Adjutant General Hastings aide, left Johnstown after aiding in the Heory Dorr vs Pittsburg and Birmingham Passenger Railway case. Dorr, a Lancaster resident, seeks $20,000 damages for injuries from 1886 when he says a Birmingham conductor pushed him, causing a broken femur. Dr. Shige H. Pan was a key witness. Lyon and Shoemaker assisted, with Eschleman present in the city for days before departure.
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Birmingtom Company
Frank B. Eschleman
Lancaster
Hastings
Johnstown
Heory Dorr
Pittsburg and
Birmingham Passenger Railway Company
Dorr
City
S Birmingenr
Shige H. Pan
Plauontiff
Lyon & Shoemaker
Evetleman
Laying Their Own Line Brings Steel Work to Chartiers
Anderson, Depay & Co., owners of the steel works at Chartiers, lay a lime to the Perrysville road field. The line will run about 18 inches and cross the Ohio River at Jack's Run. It will be a station long and laid along the level of the Ohio, stretching about 54 miles.
Linden Club Plans East End clubhouse and charter
The Linden Club, an East End group, seeks a charter to build a clubhouse and assembly rooms on Linden Avenue near Meade akin to Bellefield district facilities. Officers include President Mrs D. and Vice President Mr Jon II Cees, with directors listed.
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Linden Club
East End
Wisich
Linden Avenue
Meade
Bellefield
L Vd
Jon
IL. Cees
C. A Geipley
EM. O'Neill
J. E. Schwarts
J. BR
Westinghouse works to expand on Penn avenue site
The Westinghouse Machine Company plans a major rebuild on the Penn avenue site between Twenty fourth Street and Liberty Street. A new brick and stone front, iron rear, and a large iron handling crane will create a warehouse, salesroom, and expanded machine shop at a projected cost around 40 000 dollars. The upgrade seeks to streamline iron movement and fit up machines before sale, with anticipated employment growth on completion.
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Pens
Trenty- Pearth Street
Westinghouse Machine Company
Twenty-fourth Street
Penn Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Long Penn Avenue
Liberty Street
Westinghouse
Bishop Payne Lectures on The Only Hope of the Negro Future
In Pittsburg Bishop Daniel A. Payne of the African Methodist Episcopal Church spoke at the Wylie Avenue A M E Church on The Only Hope of the Negro's Future. He urged the Negro to trust in God for elevation and strength, criticizing U S conditions and calling for spiritual empowerment to win rights.
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Daniel A. Payne
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
Florida
Wylie Avenue A. M. E
Africas
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Stoves Put On Birmingham Street Cars
Southsiders, described as delicate, are being broken in as Birmingham street cars receive stoves. No heat aboard yet while the fleet is being stocked. A conductor notes stoves will be fired up once all cars are equipped, prompting patrons to joke about their fragility.
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Birmingham
Was A TERMAGANT divorce cases before Judge Browe
Charlea Luts sues Sarah A. Lutz for divorce alleging cruelty and abuse. Luts, a farmer who lived near Homestead then Beaver, says their life was a long series of quarrels with scalding, beard pulling and other abuse that forced him to leave. Mrs. Mary O'Brien seeks divorce from Harry O'Brien claiming their marriage in September 1880 was void due to his existing wife. Mrs. Gabe sues Joseph Gabe for desertion.
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Charlea Luts
Sarah A. Lutz
Browe
Luts
Homestead
Beaver
Mary O'Brien
Harry O’brien
O’brien
Williams
O'Brien
Margaret Gabe
Joseph Gabe
Sermon Sparks Probe at Mt. Washington Baptist
Rev. George Street of Mt. Washington Baptist Church preached to the Wm. Penn Council Jr. O.U.A.M. last Sunday week. Reports claim remarks were objectionable, prompting a council inquiry by a appointed committee. One member approved the sermon overall but doubted its emphasis on church membership.
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George Street
Mt. Washington
The
Baptist Church
Philosopher Cesar A. Taylor Tenders Lecture After Release
The philosopher Cesar A. Taylor was released from confinement in the county jail and announced an upcoming lecture. He claimed he had freed himself from entanglements and faced heavy currents as he moved forward. The associated party was not present but was later contacted.
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Cesar A. A. Taylor
Hastile
Extra seats added for Nye-Riley show at Lafayette Hall
All seats reserved for the Nye-Riley entertainment at Lafayette Hall have sold out. An extra row will be placed on sale at Klebers' this morning. This is the heaviest advance sale for the season. some floor space remains unreserved and good seats are available this evening for 50 cents.
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Lafayette Hall
Klebers
Nis
Carnegie Offers Library Donation For Pittsburg
A letter from Andrew Carnegie to John Lambie confirms Carnegie will build a library in Pittsburg after the holidays. The council committee chair says there will be no delay once Carnegie is available and cautions against unsolicited site or design suggestions.
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Andrew Carnegie
John 5. Lambie
Councilmanie
Carnegie
Lambie
Drs- Patch
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Mr. Zambie
MR. Carnegie
Bean
Negie
Egre
Italian shoemaker held on charge of receiving stolen goods
Michael Gant a young Italian shoemaker at 101 Wylie avenue faced a hearing before Magistrate Gripp on a receiving stolen goods charge. Inspector McAleese and Sol Coulson testified that 101 was a known stash for stolen clothing and small articles used by sneak thieves. Gant posted bail of 300 dollars for trial.
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Michael Gant
Wylie Avenue
Gripp
McAleese
Sol Coulson
No. 101
F N
Gant
A Church Transformed by Fourth Avenue Ladies
The Fourth Avenue Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society hosts a day long bazaar with a Sunday school room turned into a cozy dining area. Reception Committee includes Mrs. Hutchinson Lincoln Porter Strickler and Berlin. Booths depict six days of the week and attendees dress as their chosen characters to raise funds for charity.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
M. F. Hutchinson
W.E. Linco
Dissatisfaction Over Public School Flags Spending
The American Mechanics on the South side complain about rough use of flags funded for public schools last year. Several hundred dollars were spent and the flags were expected to last two years. A Carson Street businessman cites weather exposure and careless handling as the cause of rapid wear. He suggests the mechanics may fund new flags again amid talk of a renewal.
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Order
Carson Street
Kiepepe
Infantry Officers Elected for 1890
At the Washington Infantry monthly meeting officers were elected for 1890. President A. P. Shannon. Vice President G Wel Directo?. Treasurer William P. Shannon. J. H. Niebeum among others.
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Washington Infantry
A. P. Shannon
G. Wel Directo Tressurer
William P. P. Shannon
J. H. Niebeum
Eae
Expulsion Protests Dominate Central Trades Council Meeting
A special Executive Board meeting of the Central Trades Council discussed expulsion actions against Homer L. McGaw and John Philip. A two Knights of Labor committee will review Campbell’s invitation and minutes, while Editor Kelly faces charges to be heard next Wednesday.
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Central Trades Council
National Glass Budget
Messrs
Homer L. McGaw
John Philip
Orkman
Cambach
Joseph L. Evans
John Ebman
Csrr
J. A. Young
Patrick Havey
Daniel McWilliams
Hugh D. McGaw
Knights of Labor
Atlanta
Ross and
Campbell
L. A. 300
John Philips
L. A
Kelly
Non-Partisan WCTU Faction Nears Formal Split Vote
The nonpartisan faction of the W C T U in Pennsylvania prepares for a formal expulsion of withdrawn members. Canvassing shows many former third party supporters joining the non partisan cause. A January Philadelphia meeting, likely with Mrs. Harry White as president, will guide actions for over 1,000 temperance workers. Miss Etta L. Clark of the County Union recently joined the seceders.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harry White
Indiana
Etta L. Clark
County Union
Nut and Bolt Makers Convention Report Stirs Curiosity
A convention of nut and bolt makers at the Anderson Hotel drew interest as four attendees were approached. One was affable but disclosed nothing. another showed hostility, hinting asking for sows would be a felony. The piece suggests watching market reports for price movements.
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Anderson Hotel
Ove
Cos
Allegheny Fire Committee Grants Chief Jones Crisis Aid
The Allegheny Fire Committee met and read a request from No 10 Engine foreman Menough to review Chief Jones action in discharging the crew. The committee tabled the matter and unanimously passed a resolution authorizing Chief Jones to determine requests for aid within 60 to 100 miles. The move follows Leechburg fire and grants the Chief authority to act on his own judgment.
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Allegheny Fire Committee
Menough
No. 10 Engine Company
Chief Jones
Hartman
Leechburg
River Patrol Proposal Faces Coronerʼs Viewpoint
Coroner McDowell urged in a public statement that a river patrol boat should be funded for genuine service. He noted bodies in the rivers and suggested the boat would reduce need for divers and ease concerns of bereaved families.
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McDowell
Wall Ieee Gitette
Sartofius
Burglary Attempt Targets Allen Town House
An unsuccessful burglary occurred at the home of Albert Hempstater in Allen town around 9 pm. Mrs. Hempster was seized, a hand covered her mouth, she bit to break free, and a second assailant aided the first by striking her in the face.
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Albert Hempstater
Allentown
East End Passenger Railway Sale Completed
Stockholders met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms yesterday to finalize the sale of the East End Passenger Railway property and franchise to T A Gillespie. The plan includes an electric line from East Liberty to Wilkinsburg via Fifth Avenue and Frankstown to Homewood, with completion within a year.
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East End
Chamber of Commerce
T. A. Gillespie
Lawrence Bank insolvency rumors stated amid assertions of solvency
Three checks were presented to test the bank’s solvency as officials waived a hearing. An assignee may disclose the bank’s assets and liabilities within two weeks, with predictions of a possible surplus for stockholders. Directors and pastors discuss liabilities, while depositors seek payment on dishonored checks and await court action.
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Lawrence Bank
Lawrenceville
Kirkpatrick
J. H. Sands
Seventh U. P. Church
Sands
Long & Co
Love Sewing Machine Company
W. W. Young
O’donnell
Ninth Ward
Thomas McCaffrey
Mr. Young
Criminal Court
Joseph M. Browne
Moorhead [McCleane Company
Browne
Jd. D. Long & Co
Ira F. Brainard
John Hoerr
Alderman O’donnell
Charles T. Ahlborn
Allegheny
Peter Bellamy
Pennivence
Thirty-fourth Street
Love Sewing Tn Works
Rochester
Sabbath Convention Urges Congress to Protect Day of Rest
A two day Sabbath Convention in this city adopts a declaration urging Congress to enshrine a national Sabbath rest. It condemns federal, railroad and liquor interests for forcing work on Sundays and calls for district and territorial protections, stricter enforcement, and an end to Sunday commerce rewards. It notes commendation of the Postmaster General and requests legislative action and inter state cooperation. A toy store advertises a 50 cent 16 inch figure in Harrison's at 133 Federal Street.
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Meriet
Sab
Army
Navy
Mail Service
Congress of the
United States
District of Columbia
Ocongresa
Legislati
Elasion
inter-State
Herwreven
Tha Association Indorse
Petisa Geagrens
Harrison's
Federal At
Allegheny
MISS MACKUMBS TRIBUTE TO NEW LIBRARY HALL POEM
The sale of the Library Hall Company building seems almost certain as mortgage payments stop and stockholders blame Felix Brunot. Miss Macromb the librarian reluctantly offers a poem titled Looking Forward as a reflection on moving to new quarters and the library’s uncertain future. The verse envisions a grand future library district with rivers of diamonds and a Parthenon like hall in Pittsburgh, contrasting memory of the old location with hope for a cultural rebirth.
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Indies
Library Hall
Library Hall Company
Felix BR. Brunot
Sas
Mac
Ckariot
Clark
James F. Hudson
Greensburg Wreck Victims In Critical Condition
Michael Brown Elmer Meyers and M Daly were rushed to West Penn Hospital after yesterday's Greensburg wreck. All three men remain in precarious condition with a strong chance of death.
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Michael Brown
Elmer Meyers
M. Daly
Greensburg
West Penn Hospital
American pianos outshine European makes at Kleber & Bro
Kleber & Bro at 606 Wood Street promote holiday stock of pianos from Steinway Conover Opera Gabler and others. They boast eight year warranties, attractively priced, and claim superior American craftsmanship over European imports. The firm emphasizes its musical headquarters status and H. Kleber’s trusted reputation in Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania.
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Europe
H. Kleber & Bro
Paris
Berlin
Pittsburg
Pennsylvan
New British Opera Rivalry in American Rights
Chicago promoter James H. Meade and partner Henderson vie for Gilbert and Sullivan rights to a new oriental comic opera. Sanger wins American rights, with New York and Boston deals in play, Aronson warned to back the rival. Industry chatter notes London premiere and patent issues, plus local ads.
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James H. Meade
Bluebeard, Jr
Opera House
David Henderson
Chicago
Henderson & Meade
Gilbert & Sullivan
Pit
San Francisco
Henderson
New York
Illiam K. Sheridan
Bert & Sullivan
Choate
Mr. Meade
Mr. Henderson
Ieee
London
Boston
New England
John Stetson
Frank Sanger
Stadh
Worthy Theater
Aronson
New
Yeoman of the Guard
Opera
Aden
Meade
Page
Sanger
Aronsons
French dress patterns at low prices promote unusual sale
Weeters advertises a large assortment of dress patterns in varied colorings with deep discounts. Several robe prices are listed to attract buyers, promising new and choice goods at significant savings.
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Hooton
Hamilton Store Promotes Coats and Music Offer
Hamilton on Fifth Ave Pittsburg advertises home and church music, with attention to home orchestras. Announces new stock of men's overcoats at 12 dollars including chinchillas kerseys and beavers in various shades. Sale starts this morning at 12 dollars. Call or write for particulars at P C C C corner Grant and Diamond opposite the new Court House.
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Hamilton’s
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sis
New Court House
Christmas Bargains Across Allegheny Department Stores
Advertisements announce deep discounts in dress patterns and fabrics at Booes & Bun and Harrison's Store. Lions share of sale items include ribbons, patterns, and home decorations from multiple merchants such as Campbell & Dick Busy Bee Hive and Pitcairn's. Holiday goods and inexpensive gift items are highlighted with low prices and quick viewing.
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Nice
Booes & Bun
General Alger Arrives in City For Welcoming Reception
General Alger Commander in Chief of the G A E will arrive this afternoon in Erie at 2 oclock. A county G A E reception at Old City Hall is planned for the evening with wives and families of members present.
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Alger
Erie
Old City Hall
G. A. RB
Reoe
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Perrysville
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Earth
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Fiago
NUT and Bolt Makers
Congress
Convention
Miss Mackumb
Rineeva
Ginas
Pitesburg
Athen
Parthenon
Mammon
NEW British Opera
America
Henderson & Mead
WSST
SAVOY
Bearcram
Pi Ave
Economiea! Gan
O’kuere Gas Appliance Co
Biber & Easton
Market Street
Astrachan
Tee
Silke
Ide
Hamilton, Fifth Ave
Co. Corneta
Reizenstein
Federal St
Urssa
Campbell & Dick
Pitcairn’s
Wood Street
Harrison’s
Onnrtsrmas
Lies
Ursa
Bolida Aress
AixEx & CO
O’ Kexera Gas Appliance Co
del Tissu
Coma and Son
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Kendrick & CQ. i
Smithfield ST. Debrra
Washington County
Venice
Midway
A. J. McQuitty
Mansfield
McKeesport
Braddock
General Alger
Jus. Horne
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