Beer at a Church Dedication Ignites Liquor Case
Alderman McGaver’s office heard a charge against Charles Lick for selling liquor on Sunday during a South Side church dedication attended by many Poles. Witnesses testified that beer was consumed in the church vicinity after the ceremony, not paid for on the spot. The defense argued no illegal gift occurred, while the crowd voiced nationalist concern over perceived rights erosion. The defendant posted 500 bail for a later court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman MccGaver
Carson Street
Charles Lick
South Twelfth Street
Stanislaus Pfeffer
Mgr. Link
Commonwealth
Pieter
Cotts
Aiverman
John Hoffstetter
Jos Lebsace
al Labinske
Werende Woonalski
Appoloni Fefer
Mary Kosowoski
Joe Rabinick
Esse
Deaths From Diphtheria Reported for November
The mortuary report from the Bureau of Health shows 529 total deaths in November, up from 325 last year. Among the deaths are 79 infectious disease fatalities and 51,126 cases indicating a jump from October. Data by district lists Old City, East End, Southside with cases and deaths, including 42 diphtheria deaths and 33 typhoid deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
East End
Southside
Lotus Club Names Officers For Harvest Meet
The Lotus Club held a meeting at its rooms last night to nominate officers for the coming harvest. The ticket includes President William H. Aldred Vice President F Wong Secretary William Aul Directors John Bradley C W Church F E K Gearrag Willem Auces and John Albertson. A substantial supper with trimming followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Lotus Club
Rvest
Sflair
Wiliam H. Aldred
F. Wong
William Aul
John Bradley
C. W. Church
F. E K. Gearrag
Willem Auces
John Albertson
Laying Out Streets and Relocating City Roads
The Survey Committee met in the City Clerk’s office and recommended numerous ordinances. They repeal the Georgia and Holden streets location in the George K. White plan, establish Cypress Street from Edwards to Mathilda, dedicate an alley between Breckenridge and Center avenues, relocate Clyde street from Ellsworth to Bayard, adjust Ellsworth’s Perth line, relocate Brownell street from W. J.preparty to Neeley, relocate Pesvee and Grahom streets, and move Everett street from Larimer to River at Veaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Holden Streets
George K. White
Twentieth Ward
Cypress Street
Edwards
Mathilda Streets
Breckenridge
Center Avenues
Clyde Street
Ellsworth Avenue
Bayard Street
Perth
Eset
Brownelltreet
W. J. Preparty
Neeley Avenue
Pesvee
Grahom Street
Negley Avenue
Everett Street
Larimer
River
Veaves
McPherson Post 117 Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year at McPherson Post No. 117 G A E Commander G W McCutcheon Senior Vice Commander G G Walters Junior Vice Commander I F Ferree Quartermaster H P Krebs Surgeon Dr T S Davis Chaplain Rev G W Chalfani Chief of the Das John Wherry Officer of the Guard John Speer Oedinance Sergeant John Snively Inside Sentinel Andrew Srossey Outside Sentinel George Fulmer Delegates to art ment Encampment Fred Beckett and George Fulmer Council of Administration Joseph F Denniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
G. W. McCutcheon
G. G. Walters
I. F. Ferree
H. P. Krebs
T. S. Davis
G. W. Chalfani
Cicef
The
Das
John Wherry
Guard
John Speer
Odinance
John Snively
Inside Sentinel
Andrew Srossey
Outside Sentinel
George & Fullmer
Artment
Fred Beckett
George Fulmer
Council of Administration
Joseph F. Denniston
City Assessor Clerk Resigns to Join County Bar
Robert H. Douglas, after 12 years as a trusted clerk in the City Board of Assessors, resigns yesterday to begin practice at the Allegheny County bar, to which he was admitted three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Douglas
City Board of Assessor
Allegheny County Bar
Brother Vic tor Charged In Larceny By Bailee Case
Thomas Hermer accuses his brother Victor of larceny by bailee over a gold watch loaned for a party attendance. He states the watch was not returned and a hearing is scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hermer
Victor
Man Guilty in Wheeling Despottry Case
William Alshouse of Allegheny was tried in Wheeling Circuit Court after a week in custody by Inspector McAleese on a charge involving a dentary girl. He was found guilty yesterday in the Wheeling court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alshouse
Allegheny
McAleese
Wheeling
Recovered Keys Restore Comfort for Mt Washington Law Librarian
Mrs. Percy Digby of Mt Washington had her pocket picked on Fifth Avenue losing a wallet with a duplicate set of house and safe keys. The thief stole money and hid the keys behind woodwork in the Pleasant Valley Traction Railway Camper's office on Sixth Avenue, leading to their return by a plumber at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Digby
Mt. Washington
Fifth Avenue
Digby
Court House
Pleasant Valley Traction Railway
Sixth Avenue
Victim of Typhoid Fever Taken Home in Hearse Line
A long row of carriages and a hearse drew observers at Pittsburg and Lake Erie station last night as they carried John Hayden to his boyhood home in Ellicottville New York. The 33 year old foreman of the Pennsylvania Company died at 10 this morning after a three week illness. He leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
John Hayden
Thirty-eighth Street
Pennsylvania Company
Ellicottville
Cattaraugus County
Free Bridge Question to Be Settled by City Councils
The Free Bridge Committee met with the City Attorney to discuss the constitutionality of State legislation on the subject. Three members were absent, adjournment was required, and a full attendance was hoped for this afternoon. Officials consider abandoning state action and pursuing a city ordinance instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Bridge
Messrs
Lambie
Shannon
Bicham
Mishaps of a Day Broken Limbs and Fractured Skulls
A list of yesterday's accidents notes serious injuries including KR M Young a Star Brick Works engineer struck on the head by a rotor at Twenty third Street and Rosa Haner who lives at 2419 Sarah Street Southside cutting her hand nearly amputating a finger while slicing bread Howley of Millvale fell from the Thirty third Street railroad bridge abutment as a freight train passed fracturing his skull and breaking his left arm He was taken home by carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Young
KR. M. Young
Star Brick Works
Twenty-third Street
Rosa Haner
Rossa Haney
Sarah Street
Southside
Hawer
Howley
Millvale
Thirty-third Street
Locomotive Bell Ruling Repeal Sails Through City Committee
The Allegheny Committee on Ordinances moved to report favorably a bill repealing the requirement that locomotive bells be rung within the city limits. The chair noted the solicitor’s view that repeal would not shield railroads from liability in accidents. An ordinance for a building inspector at 1500 dollars yearly was laid over and another ordinance mandating non soft coal burning east of Stanton avenue was referred to a sub committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Committee
Stanton Avenue
Runaway Wagon Injures Boy On Butler Street
A horse and calliope wagon ran away on Butler Street injuring a boy named Charles Reedy who suffered a broken right thigh and a head wound to driver Hopkins who was also knocked down. The wagon and driver were damaged and the incident ended when the wagon hit a telegraph pole. Frank Getzen of 22 Lykenselley was jailed for six months for neglecting and abusing his family after selling household goods to buy alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Street
Hopkins
Fiftieth Street
Charles Reedy
Frank Getzen
Lvkenselley
Southside
Succop
Pittsburg
District Attorney Posts Weekly Trial List Notice
District Attorney Johnston issued a notice that a weekly trial list will be on file at his office. Members of the bar are asked to review for possible continuances and report before the daily trial list is prepared. The action aims to facilitate court work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Two drunks stand before Police Magistrate Leslie
Two plain, old fashioned drunks were stood up before Police Magistrate Leslie of the Third District yesterday morning. He noted with concern that the weekly average has fallen to about three cases, hinting reform may be affecting his docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Third District
Desertion and Non Support Alleged by Mary Eueller
Mary Eueller, living on the hill above Twenty-eighth street, charges her husband with desertion and non support. She alleges he has contributed nothing to her and their six children for a month. She says he earns a good salary as a barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eueller
Twenty-eighth Street
Regular Meeting Passes Several Bills at Central Board
The High School Committee of the Central Board of Education held its regular meeting last night and approved a number of bills. Action on the intermediate schools resolution was deferred to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board of Education
Delaney Charged With Policy Fraud In Vermont Case
John W. Delaney is charged with obtaining $1,000 from Charles Patterson by falsely claiming he held a £5,000 policy from the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont and assigning $2,001.40 of the policy to Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Delaney
Charles Patterson
National Life Insurance Company
Vermont
Policeman Eberhardt Fired Over Cruelty Case
Allegheny police officer Eberhardt was dismissed after the Humane Society charged him with cruelty to his child. Alderman Braun ordered a ten dollar payment as part of the disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhardt
Allegheny Force
The
Humane Society
Alderman Braun
Job Lot of Allegheny Justice
Deputy Mayor McKelvey presided over an Allegheny case yesterday and measured out justice by sentencing George Steck described as a vagrant to 90 days in the workhouse to contemplate his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
McKelvey
George Steck
Quarrel Over Vile Names Leads to Fines for Riders
In a train incident John Curry abused a Short Line conductor with vile names costing $5 in fines. Plain drunks were valued at each, with James Bord Albert Myers John Friel and Joseph Reinstein each assessed $1 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curry
James Bord
Albert Myers
John Friel
Joseph Reinstein
Southside man held on cruelty to children charges
William BR Jones of Twenty second street Southside was arrested on cruelty and neglect charges after Humane Agent OBrien accused him of starving his three children. The case, based on a shanty boat home and funds spent on alcohol, prompted teachers to organize aid for food and clothing. A hearing before Alderman Succop was postponed to this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BR. Jones
Twenty-second Street
Southside
Humane
O'Brien
Jones
Baker John Ullrich Fights False Arrest Claim
John Ullrich of Allegheny says a citizen in tavern attire stopped him while en route to see Dr. Phillips and later with Officer Hein he was jailed. The mayor fined him five dollars and Ullrich plans to sue for false arrest, while Hein asserts Ullrich refused to stop and used profane language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ullrich
Vinial Street
Allegheny
Wyman
Hein
Ullrich
Gardner jailed awaiting Friday hearing on assault charges
Charles Gardner was committed to jail yesterday for a hearing before Alderman MecMasters on Friday next on charges of assault and battery and surety of the peace. The complainant is his wife Emma L. Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gardner
MecMasters
Emma L. Gardner
Local notes on roads, funerals, and gas charter
McClure avenue work for electric line progresses with rapid pace. The Roads and Surveys Committee of Allegheny City met but approved only bills. Funeral of Captain William Ward set for 1 PM tomorrow from Fulton street residence. Jennie Martin seeks Alderman Foley’s help for missing husband. Funeral of Mrs. Robert Dilworth held at Arch street residence. W A Roeess declared insane and sent to Dixmont. Nichols Delmantity accuses Thomas Kennedy of obstructing car M tracks. hearing set for Wednesday. Peterie Gas Company granted charter to supply natural gas to Leechburg and Gilpin township with capital 5000. directors named. Office at Pittsburgh. 192 columns of news and reading in the Dispatch tomorrow.
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McClure Avenue
Allegheny
Allegheny City
William Ward
Fulton Street
Jennie Martin
Alderman Foley
Wood
Acre
Robert Dilworth
Arch Street
W. A. Roeess
North Mansfeld
Walker
Smith
Dixmont
Nichols Delmaxty
Second Avenue
Alderman MacMasters
Grant Street
Thomas Kennedy
Peterie Gas Company
Leechburg
Armstrong County
Gilpin Township
Pittsburo
George Peterie
Allegneny
J. Thomas
Harmar BD
Denny
F. Casey
Henry McKnight
Mittsure
Robin Hood Brings Comic Opera to Bostons Next Week
The Chicago Tribune hails Smith and DeKoven as producing a great successful comic opera with Robin Hood premiering in Boston next week. The work is praised for witty dialogue graceful versification lively choruses bright ensembles novel orchestration and numerous tuneful numbers. The Dispatch notes to get it tomorrow and see for yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonians
Suzette
The
Chicago Tribune
DeKoven
Union Lumber Dealers set meeting in Toledo to discuss trade issues
The Union Lumber Dealers Association of Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana plans its annual Toledo meeting with about 600 dealers and over 20 million dollars in capital. Topics include car service time limits 48 hours wholesale retail agreements and eight hour day talk and Ohio legislative needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Toledo
United States
Allegheny County Association
Union Association
Builders’ Exchange
Grand Rapids
Pittshore
H. W. Ablers
Allegheny
William Wignan
Union Planing Mill Company
Southside
George L. Walter
Sharpshore
Ahiers
May Make a Gun Here Doctor Claims on Explosive
Dr Emmens inventor of emmensite remains at Monongahela House awaiting tests with Pittsburg Reduction Co for a special gun. He says the goal is gun adaptation but has not fixed testing location or arrangements. He asserts no danger from concussion and cites hammer tests up to 1500 pounds showing safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmens
Emmensite
Monongahela House
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Improvements on Cheat River Channel for Log Transport
Government crews blast rock to deepen Cheat River channel enabling larger log flows. A new lumber company will benefit from the completed work. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineers survey a Morgantown route via a 600 foot bridge at Point Marion. Cheat improvements have already moved over 5,000 logs last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheat River
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Corps of Engineers
Morgantown
W. Va
Point Marion
Cheat
New Norristown Steel Plant Erected With Pittsburg Manager
The Norristown Steel Company nears completion as a new concern. It will produce steel castings of all descriptions with a chartered capital of $200,000 fully paid and non-assessable. George J. Humbert, ex Homestead Steel Works and Schoenberger & Co., is elected manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown Steel Company
George J. Humbert
Homestead Steel Works
Schoenberger & Co
New Mill for Homestead Reported by Carnegie Phipps Co
A trade paper notes Carnegie Phipps & Co plans to build a 36 inch beam mill beside their Homestead plant. An official said no expansions are planned at present. In a separate case Phillip Gugel sues over injuries at Miller Forge. a defense verdict was returned. Amalagamated Association president William Weihe returns from Philadelphia after organizing a new lodge. Tomorrow DISPATCH offers 24 pages of news and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Carnegie, Phipps & Co., Limited
Homestead
Fim
Phillip Gugel
Adam Shearer
Miller Forge Company
Zaccare
St Pauls Cathedral Set for Formal Reopening
Ready for reopening with Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Ryan and other prelates attending morning mass. Renovated interior, augmented choirs, Gregorian choir from Holy Ghost, Haydns Imperial Mass and cathedral band to perform. Gibbons to arrive tonight, sermons by Archbishop Ryan tomorrow, public reception Monday. First bells to ring tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Ryan
St. Paul's Cathedral
Philadelphia
McGovern
Harrisburg
O'Hara
Scranton
Mullen
Erie
Watterson
Columbus
Kain
Wheeling
Ryan
Buffalo
Cardinal
Deacen
Father McTigne
Father Wertenbach
D. Kearney
Wall
Episcopal
Grant Street
Pittsburg
Columbus Club
Fifth Avenue
Cathedral
Major Greenland Seeks Adjutant General Post
A local political debate swirls around corporal punishment in schools. Mayor Gourley criticizes the Eleventh Ward School Board for abolishing the rod, arguing discipline requires firm corrective measures. He recalls 1863 when he used canes to curb pupil fights and shaped orderly behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Eleventh Ward
Third Ward
Father McTighe
Greenland Feels Sidelined Over Adjutant General Talk
Major Greenland returning from Philadelphia thought Captain McClelland would be Adjutant General and would accept the post if offered. He laments the possible promotion within the line while stressing officers deserve a chance and hints at quitting military life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Greenland
Clarion
Masonic Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Pattison
Quaker City
McClelland
Bios
Greenland
Guard
Murdock
Ingrate Maggie Castle Faces Workhouse After Arrest
Maggie Castle also Mae Con ley, wife of William Castle, is jailed after drunkenness and disorderly conduct. She assaulted Matron Brennen at Central Police Station and was placed in a cell. The couple had earlier been offered reform chances, with Castle sent to work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Station
Maggie Castle
Mae Conley
Dade Castle
Central Station
Brennen
Castle
William
Duile
Castile
Lancaster County
Bethesda
McKenna
Philipps Satisfied After Duquesne Visit
T W Phillips of New Castle registered at the Duquesne and said he was attending to business now since the political fight is over. He discussed regular versus fraudulent nominating methods and predicted voters would agree after lawsuits are tried as the grand jury had returned true bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
Duquesne
Webster
Erie System inspection trip led by Woodside
Samuel P. Woodside, Erie system general agent in Pittsburgh, travels to New York to join freight and passenger agents for a comprehensive inspection of the Erie Line and its terminals. The trip follows Erie’s purchase of the Chicago and Atlantic expanding their Chicago access. The goal is to acquaint line agents with all parts of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Samuel P. Woodside
Erie System
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago and Atlantic
Chicago
Special Seal Plush Coats In Various Lengths
Special seal plush coats offered in 36 and 38 inch lengths with prices ranging from 16 50 to 30 dollars and up. The listing emphasizes a selection of sizes and a wide price spread.
Travel by Union Pacific to Pacific Coast Quick and Easy
Travelers can save by booking soon as Western Passenger Association plans a rate advance. The Union Pacific system via Council Bluffs Omaha or Kansas City offers Palace and Colonist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and dining service for fast coast trips. Tickets to California Oregon and Washington are available with baggage checked to destination and round trip options valid six months. Thomas S. Spear T P Agent 400 Wood Street Pittsburg Pa.
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Western Passenger Association
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Thomas S. Spear
T. P
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Local Firms Switch to Coal from Gas After December
The following local firms are now using coal that previously consumed gas: Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company, Clinton Mills, Oliver Bros. & Philips, Allegheny Mill, Chess, Cook & Co., Mostheid Bros. & Co. and J. Painter's Sons' Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Comany
Clinton Mills
Oliver Bros. & Philips
Allegheny Mill
Chess, Cook & Co
Mostheid Bros. & Co
J. Painter's Sons’ Company
Trimmed Jackets and Boots Offered at Low Prices
A local shoe and clothing department advertises 940 fur trimmed jackets at factory prices and men’s waterproof rubber boots. It promotes bargains at KavurManns' Shoe Department on 47 Sixth Street with stock to clear, including children’s items and long wraps offered well below value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbaum & Co
Trony
Kavurmanns
Laptes
Ussa Hueus & Hacke
Pittsburg Coal Dealer Expands Capacity For Public Supply
Mr. Fred Greiner, Pittsburg, largest wholesale and retail coal dealer, increases daily capacity to 8 500 bp to meet public demand for Panhandle coal and slack. Estimates furnished to families hotels shops and buildings. All orders receive prompt attention. Telephone 1027. Also notes Saturday dress bargains and Esuffmanns overcoat sale offering strong value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Greiner
Fourth Avenue
Try Street
Pittsburg
Hahn Brothers yard slateworkers strike over punching work
The slateworkers at Hahn Brothers yard on Fifth avenue began a strike Tuesday over a dispute with the firm regarding punching work. Officials expect the trouble to be settled today. A new sand company has formed led by Commodore Joseph Walton and others to begin external sand business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn Brothers’ Yard
Fifth Avenue
Frm
Joseph Walton
I. N. Banton
John F. Walton
William Banton
W. Pasey
Albert. Gerred
W. 8. Hays
Phinburg Band Company
Asaises
Capes and Fur Sets Pricing From Astrakhan to Krimmer
A catalog lists various capes and fur sets with prices such as Astrakhan cloth capes at 375 dollars, real Astrakhan capes from 16 to 20 dollars, Persian claw capes at 5 dollars, monkey capes at 20 dollars, Krimmer capes at 25 dollars, and children’s fur sets priced 1 175 225 250 3.
Kleber Bros Deal in Pianos and More at 506 Wood Street
Kleber Bros. advertise their large sale of pianos organs mandolins guitars with Steinway Conover Gabler and Opera pianos. They claim the widest selection at honest prices with small profits longest warranties and easy payment terms. Cable letters from far and near tease TOMORROW'S DISPATCH. Twenty four pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleber
Horne & Co Children's Ribbed Cashmere Stockings Offer
A catalog listing from Horne & Co sells children's ribbed cashmere stockings in sizes four with double soles at 35 cents per pair or three for a dollar. It also advertises black cashmere stockings double knee heavy wear at a set price, heavy country wool stockings in sizes four to eight, ladies cashmere black extra fine at a low price, and a range of ladies silk stockings and hosiery boxes for Christmas gifts with varied colors and prices.
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Gse
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