Suppression of Resolution at Americus Meeting
Amid confusion at a Saturday meeting of the American Republican group, a resolution defending Collec tor Warmeastle was debated then shelved. Postmaster Me Kean and Williams Witherow faced scrutiny as backers argued the resolution praised his integrity while critics questioned its motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
A G. Hoewick
Penn
Haresloe
Warmeastle
Kean
Williams Witherow
Americas
Warmesstle
Train Wreck Near Penneyivania Road Fatalities Reported
In a derailment of a Pennsylvania bound train No. 7 near a recent freight exchange, cars toppled on the track at high speed. Several fatalities and injuries are mentioned, with one sleeper car wreck and a porter among the dead as authorities begin investigations into the crash near Shoe Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneyivania Road
Litee
Dark Tirehorn
Allerhenr
Protest Meeting Echoes Old World Tensions and Political Debate
Fragmentary report describes a gathering where speakers criticize opposing factions and discuss socialism, monarchy, and reform. It mentions figures linked to a convention, a secretarial board, and tensions between pro and anti socialist stances amid a broader political backdrop.
Tesla Says Telegraphing to Sea Ship Feasible Without Wires
Nikola Tesla claims wireless telegraphy is doable by earth as conductor. He cites German infringement fights and tests of long distance power transmission, predicts widespread electric light cheapening and no need for wires, promising future ciphered messages and telegraphing to ships at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Duquesne
Frankfort
Pittshore
Niagara
Treatute
New York
Crooks
Englind
Remarkable recovery follows throat wound in city
Henry Harris, a colored man, survived a severe throat cut at Central Motel after a Saturday night attack. Eight physicians under Dr Montgomery treated him at West Poem Hospital, threading the windpipe and repairing major vessels with scissors and forceps. Dr Cable called it the most remarkable surgery in his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harris
Nelson Sommers
West Poem Hospital
Harris
Central Motel
Johnston
Ter. Montgomery
Thin Avenue
Yvonne
Dr Montgomery
Providence
Lise
Cable
Montgomery
Mme Saves
Christianity and Labor Discussed by Rev Father Coyne
Rev Father Coyne of Sewickley lectured at St Mary of Merry Church on Third Avenue to a packed labor audience. He argued Christianity is lacking in labor and blamed discrimination against workers, urging fair pay and mutual respect between employers and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coyne
Sewickley
Inher
St. Mary of Merry Church
Third Avenue
Jesus Christ
Govne
Sunday Minor Happenings From the City
Sunday notices report Italians traveling to Europe and plans to return after winter. A temperance meeting at the Mission on 6 Mirth avenue drew several attendees who pledged. A store on Wood street suffered a basement fire and damage from a burst pipe. Artificial gas leaks disrupted residences on Main Street. Work continued on Painter's will battery and a coal delivery claim. A gas well at Montour supplied new gas. An unnamed lost youth, soaked from rain, was found on Forty third street and sheltered at the Seventeenth ward station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axsorust
America
Mission
Mirth Avenue
Moore
Mochbore
My.stenoensen
Wood Street
Main Street
West End
George B. Johnston
Philip Snyder
Painter
Montour
Ford
Forty-third Street
Leiteh
Seventeenth Ward
Farmers' Deposit invites public to view new vaults
The Farmers' Deposit National Park invites the public to call and inspect their new safe deposit vaults. Information on renting boxes and depositing valuables cheerfully given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit
Notorious Felon Condry Escapes From Benwood Jail
Marshall County marksman Constable arrest and transfer loom as Eyrie Condry, long linked to Benwood crime, faces trial for felonious shooting of Marshal Dolbeare and other charges. Condry previously duped sheriff with a dummy and vanished. Dolbeare wounded but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Benwood
Eyrie
Condry
Benwoort
Klein
Seabright
Arrest on Market Street for Burglary Involves Lynch and Kennedy
Patrick Yooch arrested on Market Street after being sought since October for complicity with Larry Kennedy in breaking W. W. Wattles store window at 3 a.m. Kennedy claimed no robbery intent but fought Lynch who threw the stone. Lynch captured by janitor Jim Williams after Captain Denniston directed. Lynch to face attempted burglary charge. he is 20 with no fixed home or occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Yooch
Market Street
Larry Kennedy
W. W. Wattles
Kennedy
Lynch
Denniston
Jim Williams
Central Stelion
Williams
Jsench
Roger O'Mara
Charles Manley
Simon Heymer
Fifth Avenue
Neville Street
John D. Shea
Chicago
Fr Iw
Manley
Larry Murray
Joliet Prison
Illinois
Beymer
Murray
Jansen
Milwaukee
Schmidt
Cleveland
Grard
Pittsburg and Connellsville road annual meeting announced
The Pittsburg and Connellsville road holds its annual meeting at the Baltimore and Ohio depot today. General Orland Smith and directors Cohen and Moontz arrived and registered at the Monongahela House. Horner accompanied Koonts as a guest. The General notes Pillshore water concerns but expects nothing of importance beyond a report of good road condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and
Connellsville Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Orland Smith
Cohen
Baltimore
W. H. Moontz
Somerset
City
Monongahela House
D. J. Horner
Koonts
Ladies seek china painting club for Columbian Exposition
Mrs Frackelton named president of the china department at Chicago Exposition urges local talent. She asks for a club here and a meeting is set for Monday at 5 o'clock in Prof Bissell's rooms Curry University to organize interested ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frackelton
Chicago
Curry University
Advertisements Accepted for Next Morning Insertion
Ad receipts end at 9 P M for tomorrow's inserts and the new office will stay open daily except Sundays.
Lake water plan eyed for Pittsburg fire protection cost
Dr Winslow proposes drawing water from Lake Chautauqua to Pittsburg with a $27 million plan that could eliminate fire engines and rely on elevated water pressure. Health officials cautious but supportive, noting prior taste and odor of oil in the supply but now claiming purity. Project backers cite long term savings and stronger streams to protect tall buildings amid recent costly fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Pittsburg
Toke Chautauqua
Baker
Health Bureau
Miliner
Roberta
Chautauqua
Lake Chautauqua
Bunker
Allegheny
Sunday Ambulance Calls Report Two Accidents
Two accidents were recorded yesterday with one man crushed by a train on Twenty first street and another man breaking his right arm from a fall at home. The victim on the train had a leg amputated at West Penn Hospital and faces limited recovery prospects. The other man, Thomas Grafton of Manhattan street, Allegheny, sustained a broken arm. Meanwhile the Lodge of Sorrow service at the Alvin Theater drew many visitors and featured a moving eulogy by George Elphinstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connty
Twenty-first Street
West Penn Hospital
Grartox
Thomas Grafton
Manhattan Street
Allegheny
Alvin Theater
Pittsburg
Wika
Flks
George Flphinstone
Police Roundup Reports Multiple Arrests After Night Raid
Turbulent night in the Allegheny area with nine inmates seized during a Spring Alley raid. Six men and three women, all colored, were charged with various offenses. Henry Smith and others faced hearings before local magistrates while several suspects remained in custody. A separate raid on Liberty Street yielded ten arrests led by Charles Rischer. the proprietor fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarerenant Lewin
Spring Alley
Horses for sale at Arnheim Live Stock Company
Sixty five head of draught driving carriage saddle and general purpose horses arrive at Arnheim Live Stock Company Este Pa. Matched teams weigh 3400 to 3800 per span for draught and carriage use plus 85 head of choice mules. Call to see stock as prices claimed to beat city dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited
Second Avenue
Este Pa
Allegheny Delegates Race Narrows After Mayor Wyman Withdraws
Political gossip in Allegheny centers on Mayor Wyman dropping out of the national delegate race. With Wyman out, William Witherow leads, while FB F Jones or Thomas A Parke are seen as potential running mates. Reformers may back one candidate with Witherow, and Parke is favored if Jones stays out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetek
Americas
Delertor
Wien
Wyman
Alleghny
William Witherow
Nisin
FB. F. Jones
Republican Nations Committee
Thomas A. Parke
Allegheny Common Council
Withrow
Wynn
Peter Walter
Thomas Paine
Mr. Witherow
Pittsburg
Parke
B. F. Jones
Jones
Allegheny
Gilliland
Eee
Guffey Delays National Committee Succession Fight
J M Guffey returned from Washington report shows Division Chairmen delaying the selection of a successor to the late William T L Scott on the National Committee. The action is seen as a victory for Guffey against Secretary Harrity with Kerr kept as interim chair until February and a full term possible after the State convention. Gurley hints at future candidacy for the National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Guffey
Wishington
Democratic State Central Committee
Scott
William TL. Scott
National Committee
Gurley
Harrity
Thivision
Guffey
Kerr
Cuffex
Harrito
Nuil
Gutley
Miu
Reconciliation Talk Among Local Politicians
Local politicians discuss the unexpected reconciliation between C L Magee and Senator M Quay after a prior clash. Reports say Magee met Quay at Seventh Avenue Hotel a month before the convention, with Postmaster Melean and other allies aiding the rapprochement. Also noted are hotel plans for convention visitors and looming county treasurer candidacy of George Letche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Magee
M. &. Quay
Larrisburg
Quay
Magee
Seventh Avenue
Beaver
Melean
George
Sunday Police Hearings in the Twelfth Ward End with Heavy Sentences
Magistrate McKenna presided at the Twelfth ward hearing with 11 cases. Many defendants received workhouse terms for vagrancy drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Additional sessions at Central station and other wards locked up numerous suspects with fines and short jail terms.
Avonmorre Manufacturing Boom Promises City Growth
The Avonmore area near Pittsburg shows rapid town growth with nearly 100 houses under construction and seven acres earmarked for a bottle and prescription ware plant. A large glass works a machine shop and foundry and a brick works planing mill plus stores and post offices indicate broad municipal development. Plans and information are available from J J Trollister and Jas W Drape Co. in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Penn KL EL
Pittsby
Tuy
J. J. Trollister
Avonmore
Jas. W. Drape & Co
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Colony optimism in Topolakampo Mexico reports
Charles W Mansfield writes from Homestead praising the cooperative colony at Topolakampo. He describes land bought cheaply, a major irrigation ditch, growing industry, and disciplined colonists. He notes healthy 170 new settlers, good housing, and active canning lectures, inviting wider participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mansfield
Homestead
Topolahampo
Mexico
Tok Discarcu
Topeka
Kansas
Mr. Mansfield
Credit Foucier
Colorado
California
Silk yardage sale with varied lengths and colors
The ad lists silk fabrics at 50c a yard for odd lengths and 24-inch plushes at 1.00, 75c a yard for 24 and 27 inch Shanghai and Japanese silks, and 1.25 a yard for printed crepe de chine dress patterns and black silks at 25 percent off for holiday gifts.
Gift Hunters Find Useful Beautiful Items Ready Now
All departments brim with helpful and attractive gifts. Buy early for best selection and keep until needed. Shop first thing in the season and, if possible, in the morning.
Holiday Dress Goods Drive At Special Low Prices
The holiday season boosts demand for cash meres, with scores of shades and the best fabrics offered at specially low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliso
MWSU
Pyon
Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bargain Prices On Wool Cashmeres And Dress Goods
A sale page lists 50 and 46 inch cashmeres from 50 cents to 125 dollars per yard in various shades. Lupin’s Cashmeres high quality at 75 cents per yard along with English cashmeres in creme pink Nile light blue and scarlets. Evening shades and novelty dress fabrics including French Crepons Landsdowne offered at notable discounts for holiday trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupin
Silk Department Booms In These Booming Times
In these booming times silk for fancy work is in high demand. Every person has a dress to give and needs fancy work to make, with our Silk Department promising exactly what customers want.
Special Values in Cloak and Suit Department Jackets
A fine grade selection features Colored Fur-Trimmed Jackets with special values today. The offer highlights ready-to-wear outerwear likely drawing interest from shoppers seeking luxury details at a reduced price.
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Americus Action
Warmcastle
Boenick
Masy Meheres
le Dieter
Tele
Tee
State League Hepebiean Labs
Washington
Joe Teet Delis
Naplow Sscats
Poothawe
Lucy
Meaine
Emil Bear
Smeotiless
Koresh
Keanu
Penelit
Crotemer
Chaerin
Prof. Poors
Soph. Willecen
Con Icotter
Francis Retz
Chit
Peteraing
Tiernany
Convention of
Socialista Vertu
Leefiler
Soryo
Strom
Eerer
Wilhelm
Prince Bismarck
Pather Coyne
Gol Conday
West Virginia
TD. D. Dolbeare
Charles Sprout
Louis (Ickey
Renond
W. VII
Pittsbury
Thorns
Lias ‘Regie
Paul Rudert
Tarentom
Nolle
Ofiers
Marshall Dolbeare
Priets
Lethen
Renwood
Owen Frey
Marshal Colborne
Dolbeare
Patrick
Pr. & C. Road
THE
Dispatch
Federal ST
Smreeny
F. Mays
Squire McCreery
Mansfield
CuAmLes Sway
Joseph Lawler
Syndman
Eowart Sunnivan
Carson Street
Fifteenth Street
Jos Fors
Hazelwood
Poley
Thcresand Lewis
Twelfth Ward
Liberty Street
Joe. House & Co
Sproran
Jos. Hornz & Co
Peon Avenue
Miliary Cape
Iosenbeum & Co
Varke
Jones Withernows
W. Lb. Scott
Aay and
Minneapolis
Charles White
St. Paul
Whiteland Lake Minnetonks
Gallinger, Deweier
McKenna
Coxes
James Anderson
James Maloney
John Dell
Dola Henry
Mulberry Alley
Dave
Alex. Stewart
Kate Keally
Walter Rew
Will
William Stafford
Jones Avenue
William Cunningham
Venn Avenue
John Schultz
Andrew Meyers
Leeohnston
Saturjey
Annie Carter
S. Adams
Henry Marley
A. I. Spencer
John Rown
Loodmgy
Central Station
William Faust
Os. Hore & Co
William Jones
Cincinnati
McTighee
Union Depot
Officer Murphy
Jerry Cravner
John Bedford
Joseph Foint
Webster Avenue
Lowery
Charles Connor
William Carr
Gallagher
Leslie
Amirew Patterson
Fourteenth Ward
Allegheny Central
Maxistrate Succop
Twenty-eighth Ward
Cbr
Shepler
Thomas Smith
William Lewis
Albert Tohnson
Mary Johnson
Ellen Meyers
John Freund
Jos. Horne & Co
Aufrecht
Smithy & Co
Ladtes’ and Centtlemen's
Surner & Co
Jos
Honxe & Co
Ladtes
Seal Capes
Lainey & Co
Simen
Simen’s
Ohio Street
Cheny
Topolabampo
Charles Mansfield Nas
Topolakampo
J. W. Scnlly
Catwool
Snd
Rene
Tare
Navn
Lyceum
la Loma
TL Blit
TOU
Children's Furs
Smiley & Co
Sourtey & Co
Cor
Fiat. Ave
Market St
P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave
Market 5St
Horne & Gos
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