Ursuline Convent Row Deepens Over Privileges At Irish House
The Nun of Kenmare and Miss Cusack clash over access and待遇 at Ursuline Convent. Reports claim Mother Alphonse and three nuns have wide freedom and receive better meals and treatment than others, while Bishop Phelan governs responses and keeps quiet to avoid fueling controversy.
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Ursuline Convent
Alphonse
Kenmare
Miss Cusack
Mother Alphonse
Mother Gertrude
Gertrude
Phelan
Keomare
Peinte Rivevenn
Sister Gonzales
Gonzales
Horne’s
Harrison party heads to Indianapolis on special train
President Harrison and Mrs Harrison with Clarkson and wife and Miss Wansmaker rode in President Roberto's private car through Pittsburg on a Pennsylvania line special train to Indianapolis. The party slept and could not be disturbed by reporters arriving early.
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Harrison
Mecca
Clarkson
Wansmaker
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Roberto
Work Stopped at the Western Penitentiary Wing
Construction on the new Western Penitentiary wing with 500 cells was suspended for the winter. The large cells exceed those in the current facility, marking a pause amid the project’s complex finishing phase.
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Western Penitentiary
Seventy Fifth Teachers Institute Meet at Balston School
The seventy fifth stated meeting of the Teachers Institute will be held at Balston school this morning at 9 o'clock. A reading drill by Mt. Albion pupils directed by Miss Ella Hanlon precedes an address by Hon. C. E. White of Cincinnati.
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Teachers’ Institute
Balston School
Mt. Albion
Ella Hanlon
C. E. White
Cincinnati
Pittsburg and Western Earnings Rise in October
The Pittsburg and Western Railroad reported October gross earnings higher than last year by 6125.27 dollars. Net earnings reached 59807.82, with interest on bonds due at 32849.16 and a remaining surplus of 26515.66.
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Pineberg and Western
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Arm Almost Torn Asunder In Painter's Iron Accident
Henry Benson injured his arm when a metal shard passed through shears used by Masegh, a Painters' 4 Pari speaker, nearly severing the limb. The incident occurred during a work task and left Benson with a serious arm injury requiring medical attention.
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Henry Benson
Pittsburg Assembly Ball Showcases Taste and Skill
The Cottilen proved a success as the inaugural Pittsburg assembly ball highlighted refined taste and skill. Local hosts praised the event and anticipated future gatherings showcasing community talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Lodge Celebrates Forty First Anniversary
Pittsburg Lodge No. 336 of the Odd Fellows marked its 41st anniversary with a literary and musical program at Odd Fellows Hall, Fourth Avenue. Past Grand Lawrence Mooney welcomed. Chevalier Harry S. Voight gave a lodge history. veteran jewels for 25 years’ membership were presented by F. Perrin to Buffum, Graham, Daubenmeyer and Wilbraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
L. M. Duty
Robert Johnson
Nannie Warnock
Bostow
M. N. Wilson
J. P. Steighon
B. Palmer
D. W. Young
Moorhead
F. BR. C. Perrin
J. C. Buffum
Albert Graham
A. Daubenmeyer
H. M. Wilbraham
First Annual Banquet of Wilkinsburg Master Masons
The Master Masons Association of Wilkinsburg held its first annual meeting at the Seventh Avenue Hotel with about 90 guests presiding over a custom banquet. Officers elected included John B. Mercer as President and Henry T. Rowley as Secretary, with a program of toasts solos recitations and sketches featuring Prof. Carhart Miss Alice Fownes Miss Kate Barbour and Mr A Y Lee.
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Kinsburg
Seventh Avenue
Master Masons’ Association
Wilkinsburg
George H. Atkinson
John 8. B. Mercer
William Scott
James H. Orr
H. T. Rowley
Secre- 2
John B. Mercer
Henry T. Rowley
W. H. Devore
T. J. Best
D. Carhart
Mason Tenn
H.T. Row
Primrose
Alice Fownes
Joe
L. Simpson
Kate Barbour
A. Y. Lee
Hefily
High School Extension Discussions and Exam Dates
The Central Board of Education's High School committee set the preliminary entrance exams for December 20 to 23. Proposals to relocate the commercial department were rejected, keeping the department at its current site. A plan to fund future building extension was discussed by the finance committee.
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Central Board of Education
Commercial Department
Duquesne
Ralston
Bae
Sieh
Italian man accuses another of larceny at Turtle Creek
Antoni Picondily of Grant Street filed an information before Alderman Richards charging Angelo Barley with larceny from the person. Piccadily alleges Barley robbed him of $50 while he slept last Sunday at Turtle Creek. Barley was arrested and jailed for a Monday hearing.
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Antoni Picondily
Grant Street
Richards
Angelo Barley
Picondily
Barfey
Egge Fae
Turtle Creek
Piccadily
Barley
Christmas Goods Ad From Bocss & Bus
Christmas is coming fast and Marvin's wedding fruit cake and plum pudding are featured as must have holiday staples. The ad promotes hand painted bolting cloth and silk scarves at 900, noting higher prices elsewhere. Bocss & Bus.
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Marvin
Bocss & Bus
Holiday shoppers urged to buy diverse leather goods
Advertisements list items for sale including black silks earahy suits Velvets robes and embroideries along with men’s morocco patent leather trimmed slippers and 16 inch kid body shoes. Stores Carx Vernest Jos Hoare Co James H Arker Co Harrison’s Toy Store Cam & VeerEr promote Christmas gifts and cold weather footwear with price points like 2.00 3.60 3.00 and call telephone orders.
Rahway Mystery Probe Ties Front Fouratt Family to Abductions
A New Brunswick NY trio including John Fouratt, his wife, and son William are jailed on $1,500 bail for abducting Mamie Hughes. A victim story links their clan to the Rahway murder of a German girl in 1887, with multiple Front and Fouratt families named across New Jersey.
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Rahway
Front Or Fouratt
New Brunswick
N.J
Dispatch
New York
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Fronts
Amboya
Fouratis
Sodens
Beeches
John Fouratt
William Fouratt
New Bronswick
Justice Ford
Mamie Hughes
Fronta
Fouratts
William Dain
Mamie
Fouratt
Sedens
Keeches
Fouretts
Clinton Front
Clinton ‘Front
Piscataway
Stelton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Asher Fleming
Fourasttsa
William
Fourattratt
Raritan
James
Keysertille
Staten Island
Wardlow
Hughes
Gregory
Keyserville
Gregory Broug
Atective
Fouuratt
Davis death prompts Mississippi mourning resolutions
A Mississippi gathering in the city adopted resolutions of sympathy for Mrs. Davis after Jefferson Davis death. Notables including Justice L. Q. C. Lamar and Senators Walt Hall and George sent telegrams, praising Davis as soldier statesman and example for youth, while grieving his loss and honoring his memory.
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Jefferson Davis
L. Q. C. Lamar
Seyrone
Mississippi
Congress
Walthall
George
Bation
Ante Eee
Burial Place Offered for Jefferson Davis in Montgomery
Montgomery December 6. Citizens mourn the death of Jefferson Davis and press to place his tomb on Capitol Hill near the Confederate monument. They request Mrs. Davis allow remains to be interred here with a bronze statue and capstone, noting support from state officials and Confederate veteran groups.
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Confedere Monument
Capitol Hill
Biace
Confederate Wabstear Association of Alabama
Grief of His Comrades from Confederate Army
Old soldiers in Memphis plan a meeting to express sorrow for the late Mr. Davis and invite his relatives to bring his remains to Elmwood Cemetery for interment beside his two sons. The Confederate Historical Association of Memphis sends a dispatch to Mrs. Davis offering sympathy and requesting permission for burial in Memphis.
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Memphis
Siso
Mr. Davis
Elmwood Cemetery
Confederate Association
Opinions on Jefferson Davis and nation creation
The article from Loxpom on December 6 discusses Jefferson Davis as depicted by the Globe and St James Gazette. It notes a debated claim that Davis created a nation was impossible due to conditions, and questions whether he will be remembered among great men while acknowledging his clear political purpose.
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Garland
Davis
Montgomery
Als
Richmond
Confederacy
Justice Lamar
Mr. Davis
Justice
Polo
Jefferson Davis
the Globe
Gladstone
The
St. James
Death of ex President Davis Casts Sorrow Across Locations
News from Wharredox North Carolina reports ex President Davis has died, causing widespread grief. Flags at half mast and mourning ceremonies occur at public buildings and private clubs, with Confederate veterans planning a gathering and a general citizen meeting likely to be held Monday.
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Wharredox
N. C
Davis
Pe Ear’ Dle Club
Syciemanetateca
Death of Jefferson Davis Saddens Noahville Tass Capitol
Universal sorrow sweeps Noahville and Nasuville as Jefferson Davis dies. The state capitol flag flies at half mast and funeral arrangements begin, signaling a solemn day for the community.
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Nasuville
Tass
Jefferson Davis
State Capitol
Barnabes
Cronin Case Becomes Key Trial Feature With Beggs Defense
In Chicago the Cronin murder case dominates proceedings as the defense accuses the murdered doctor of fault while the State questions Beggs involvement. Hynes urges jurors to weigh alleged frauds and opposing camp loyalties, painting a brutal scene of the crime and urging a verdict of guilt and punishment.
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Beggs
Cronin
Hynes
Foster
Ireland In America and the Cronin Case Court Session
The speaker condemns efforts to sway juries with eloquence while noting Irish loyalty in America. He cites Dr. Cronin, Beggs, and the Triangle affair, detailing accusations, letters, and the involvement of the State's attorney. The judge adjourns before the address ends.
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Ireland
Foster
Dr. Cronin
Earth
Begga
Cronin
O'Sullivan
R. Foster
M Alees Speak Easy and Whiskey Larceny Case at Central
An alleged attempt to overthrow Inspector McAleese's speak easy at Central station failed. Timothy Kelly swore out information against Sergeant David Myers for larceny of a bottle of whisky. Kelly, arrested for drunkenness last Tuesday, had the bottle on him and it was seized as contraband for prisoners. Myers faces hearing before Alderman O Donnell Thursday afternoon.
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S Mane
Dr. Cronin
Coughlin
Harry O'Connor
le Caron
Cronin
Beggs
Hynes
Carlson Cottage
McAleese
Central Station
Alderman O'Donnell
Timothy Kelly
David Myers
Kelly
Moyer
Myers
O’donnell
Funeral for Policeman Louis Zoog Set for Sunday
Arrangements for the late policeman Louis Zoog who died at his Southside home Wednesday evening are complete. The funeral will be held from Holy Cross Church Sunday at 9 o'clock with the Third District police, under Cas Brown and Stewart, attending in a body.
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Louis Zoog
Holy Cross Church
Third District
Cas Brown
Stewart
Window Glass Workers Hold Big Meeting For Vote
The Window Glass Workers Association met with unusually large attendance last night. A vote for a successor to President James Campbell was expected to be announced, but tally sheets were not yet all turned in and the result may not be known for two weeks.
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Window Glass Workers’ Association
James Campbell
Hastings Pursues Gubernatorial Candidacy from Bellefonte
It is understood General D. H. Hastings, who left for home in Bellefonte Pennsylvania last evening, is a candidate for gubernatorial honors. He has not decided how to announce his candidacy but is actively in the field.
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D. H. Hastings
Bellefonte
Liquor License Charge Filed Against Local Mrs Ambacher
Chief of Police Kirschler of Allegheny filed an information before Mayor Pearson charging Mrs Catherine Ambacher of 11 Robinson Street with selling liquor without a license. A warrant was issued.
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Kirschler
Allegheny
Pearson
Catherine Ambacher
No. 11
Robinson Street
Great Closing Out Sale at 68 and 70 Ohio Street
Arthur Schondelmeyer & Co announce a great closing out sale of dress goods under wear gloves and hosiery with no reference to cost. Customers urged to come at once to the Ohio Street location.
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Ohio Street
Arthur, Schondelmyer & Co
Fragmentary Notice Cites Federal St. Allegheny Address
Partial OCR text references a street address 153 154 156 Federal st Allegheny and mentions prices. The readable fragment suggests a small public notice or sale item with unclear owners or entities and no definite outcome.
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Federal St
Allegheny
Boces and BuxL Art Department Spotlight
Elegant department showcases a range of present articles and refined works. Shoppers browse crafted items and stylish wares as the store breathes a festive atmosphere and invites patron help.
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B. & B Art Department
Boces & Buxl
Winter Beaver Cloth Ad at Five Dollars a Yard
An advertisement notes 90 fine winter weight Beaver cloth braided, priced at five dollars, offered by Jos. Horns & Co. Penn Avenue Stores. The short promo invites readers to see the ad for details and value.
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Arsa Good
Biarritz
New York
Jos. Hoare & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Horns & Co
Holiday shopping blurbs from local stores ad listing
The page promotes fabrics, blankets, towels, and napkins at H J Lynch with Market Street addresses, plus toy shop and slipper ads from Harrison's and Cain Verner. It also mentions Persian silver novelty, US made footwear, and a tease for tomorrow's Dispatch feature on tobogganing by Wit F Pond.
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Harrison's Toy Store
Allegheny. US
Wit F. Pond
Autopsy Confirms Concussion as Cause of Dean Death
Doctors Arnholt and Thomas report Robert B. Dean died from concussion of the brain not assault. The coroner’s inquest will rule accidental death, with witnesses including wife Jane and mother Sarah Dean. Dean, a glassworker, was found near a trestle with a single head wound. Funeral arrangements announced for South Seventeenth Street home.
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Robert B. Dean
Southside Hospital
Arneholt
Dr. Thomas
Dean
South Thirteenth Street
Arnholt
McDowell
Jane Dean
Sarah Dean
Penn Station
McKeivy
Semmelbrock
South Seventeenth Street
Two Southern Editorials on Jefferson Davis Death
New Orleans Times-Democrat mourning Jefferson Davis as dead. The editorial lauds his life as faithful in office, sacrificing personal interests for country and people, and predicts his fame will brighten after his passing.
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New Orleans
The
Times-Democrat
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson Davia
Confederacy
Atlanta to Draped Capitol by Davis Death Committee
The city reacts to the death of Jefferson Davis with widespread sorrow. A committee is formed to oversee proper draping of public buildings, including the Capitol, as expressions of mourning spread, while private messages to the Davis family convey cautious hope of improvement.
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Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
Mass Meeting Called in Columbus After Davis Death
Citizens flocked to the public library in Columbus Georgia after mayor pro tem Brannon issued the call following Mr Davis’s death. The large gathering reflected solemnity and civic concern as speakers addressed the crowd.
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Collumbus
Davis
Brannon
Lela
Bells Toll For Davia in Salute to Late Iate-Davia
Bells toll in Guertyvinix South Carolina marking a respectful tribute to the late Davia as she will be honored tomorrow morning in memory of Mr. Davis.
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Guertyvinix
S. C
Davia
Davis
Dempsey Club Plans Sullivan Versus ComR Draft Rules
At a Dempsey Athletic Club meeting on December 4 the group decided to offer a finish between L. Sullivan and A. ComR and to draft rules guiding the action of the club.
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Ean BN. D
Dempsey Athletic Club
Ha L. Sullivan
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