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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1892

Page

10

Plans of the Pope The Faribault Scheme

Mgr Satolli delivers address to the New York archbishops on settling the school question and religious education. The Catholic Church supports parochial schools, argues for civil cooperation, and outlines three plans including catechism in public schools or separate parish classes.

J. Louis Mgr. Satolli New York Mark x Balt P. L Council of Baltimore Ctuil Catholic Church Holy See Ple United States of America Ganzeer Leo Xiil Commonwealth Pablo Rome

Resolutions of respect adopted at Coal Exchange meeting

At a meeting of the Coal Exchange yesterday resolutions of respect were adopted on the death of the late Joseph Walton. The Farmers' Deposit National Bank board, of which Walton was president, likewise passed similar tributes.

Coal Exchange Joseph Walton Pestichier Gustan Tike Estes Deceiasd Farmers’ Deposit National Bank Walton

Commission appointed to select Allegheny public building site

Assistant Secretary Gear and Oliver of Allegheny along with Mr. Robert Sherard of Steubenville were named yesterday to form a commission to choose a site for a new public building in Allegheny. The panel will convene in Allegheny next week to begin its duties.

Gear David Oliver Allegheny Robert Sherard Steubenville, C

Three Hours' Thursday Sale of Boys Cape Overcoats

A newspaper notice announces a sale at 9 to 12 o'clock offering 400 elegant cape overcoats for boys and men at 1 shilling 2 pence each. Each customer may buy one overcoat and sizes are for carnageddtolé stylish cape cuts. The ad promotes visits to Hig Der heyden's on Smithfield street to view novelties and gloves.

P.c.c. C. Clothiers Grant and Diamond Streets Hig Derheyden’s Smithfield Street

Cooley Cases Open as Jack Ramsey Goes on Trial

In Asioxtows Pa on December 7 Jack Ramsey infamous gang survivor and burglary suspect faced a jury as crowds gathered around the old court building. Ramsey was escorted by Sheriff McCormick and took a seat beside his counsel amid the tense scene.

Dispatch Asioxtows Cooley Jack Ramsey McCormick Court House

Ramsey Trial Details and McClellandtown Cooley Gang Links

The report describes Jack Ramsey's courtroom demeanor as he faces two burglary charges tied to the McClellandtown gang and later Cooley gang activities. Jurors were carefully chosen amid local fear of gang violence, with prosecutors and defense citing prejudice from residents of McClellandtown and surrounding areas. The case connects Ramsey to the Keener and Anderson residences, with Pierce Keener and Joseph Anderson serving as prosecutors in related charges.

Cooley and eClell Ramsey McClellandtown Cooley Boys Cooley Frank Cooley Charley Lewis Jack Sullivan Sullivan Mra Esener MecClellandtown Old Isdy McClelland Town Party Joseph Anderson Anderson Place Commonwealth Rameey Mra Keener Anderson's Pierce Keener

Tribesmen Twice Whipped in Cashmere Battles

British forces in Cashmere report two bloody engagements with a band of about 1000 Chilasi tribesmen. After an attack on a Cashmere Guard led by Dr. Roberson, tribesmen were repulsed with 50 killed. A second force under Major Twigg dispersed them. Rumor ties instigation to rndeed Khan of Sacramento.

Cashmere Carcutta Dee Robertson Chitral Twigg Rndeed Khan

Church Alterations on Troy Hill Planned by Father Duffner

Father Duffner now leads Father Mollinger's church on Troy Hill and will oversee building changes. A nearby three brick house will be refitted to house the Sisters of Mercy.

Father Duffner Mollinger Troy Hill Sisters of Mercy

Allegheny YMCA Considers Northside Branch Plan

Allegheny YMCA members in Pittsburg weigh starting a Northside branch to serve the community. Discussion includes purchasing a lot at Monaveue and Federal streets for construction.

Allegheny Pittsburgh Y. M C. A Monaveue Federal Street Erec Mild

Bros. Fine Groceries Advertises Holiday Delicacies

A local grocer promotes a holiday table delicacies selection with home delivery and price lists. The ad mentions a Pittsburgh area contact at 1a Federal Street, Allegheny, offering delivery to orders within town limits.

Aliogheny

Italians Detain Woman After She Claims Missing Husband

Three well known Italians brought a young woman to police claiming she gave her name Mra Wyile Dow. She says she married Wylie Dow the railroader in Kensington and was taken to Hazel's Hotel and Red Lion Hotel before being left alone. Police question her as to a Kensington arrest she denies initiating. They deem her story odd and consider her possibly unsettled.

Mra Wyile Dow Parpassus F. M. Johnston Hazel City Kensington Central Station Wylie Dow Red Lion

Steubenville Fire Scandal Ends Red Wagon Era

In Steubenville the city council's five year old purchase of a condemned Pittsburg fire truck, dubbed the Red Wagon, sparked scandals and electorial losses for supporters. The serial ladder broke and the unit, a costly repair drain, is abandoned and set for retirement with no further public funds to be spent.

Steubenville Pittsburg

World's Fair Rates Set by Railroad Committees

At a Central Traffic Association meeting in Carcaco the Passenger Department discussed World's Fair rates. One committee favoring 2 cents per mile round trips from Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis to Chicago and back also proposed a weekly Friday excursion at 1 cent per mile. The other committee urged only special excursion rates by the directly interested lines. Reports were referred to managing officers for next week.

Carcaco Central Traffic Association Ohio River Cincinnati Oisville Indianapolis Chicago Opon

Brown's Old Eagle Mine Test in McKeesport

In McKeesport Pennsylvania the Old Eagle mine above the city becomes a test of mine operation without strikers. Operators expect the mine to run full force by week’s end as new diggers fill the shaft.

McKeesport Brown

The Length of Tiger Skins

The text notes the longest tiger skin after drying reaches 13 feet 6 inches while undressed skins measure 10 feet 3 inches. It states skins expand during curing and that these later tiger skins are far shorter than their predecessors.

Ed gar Thomson Mill to Resume Steel Rails Production

Beaddo ce special reports the Ed gar Thomson mill will resume making steel rails tomorrow after three and a half years on billets. The move follows a near end of billet demand, not a new rails demand.

Beaddoce Edgar Thomson

The Czar's Head Still Uneasy in Russia

A new revolutionary society including students and officers has been discovered in Kiev as unrest grows in St. Petersburg. The report from December 7 notes the hidden group poses potential threat to the regime and signals broader opposition activity.

St. Petersburg Kief

Leprosy Alarm In Detroit And Global Alerts

Late news brief reports a leprosy scare in Detroit while weather and disasters affect Hungary Omaha Texas and surrounding regions. Other items include a bank failure in Greenville Mississippi and political court rulings in Chicago New Haven and Denver Paris and New Orleans.

Watches and clocks served at Hanoy and Hives Jewellers

A short ad notes gift watches and clocks for adults and children at Hanoy and Hives Jewellers. It highlights varied timepieces and suggests shopping during the Christmas season.

Hanoy & Hives Jewalers

Free Trade Hooted At National Agricultural Conference

Five hundred delegates from over 250 associations attended the National Agricultural Conference in Lowpox. The meeting debated protection versus free trade and bi metals as remedies for falling farm prices. Speeches by James Lowther MP and Henry Chaplin backed free trade, while some urged protection and a union of lords and tenants. The conference adopted the pro free coinage and anti protection resolutions by a large majority.

Lowpox National Agricultural Conference Marquis of Hontley House of Commons James Lowther M. P Henry Chaplin Chaplin Archbishop Walsh Earl William Saunders Francis Smith London County Council Smith Mr. Nethersole Bear Robert Armstrong Yerburgh Chester Francis Robert Jasper Moore Shropshire Philip Albert Muntz Robert Lacy Everett Brussels Everett Alain Symonds India Fowler Fowlay Boy

Autopsy Backed in Reinach Case After Bank Papers Found

Panama committee reaffirms demand for an autopsy on Baron de Reinach stating the government may announce plans tomorrow. Humbert, trustee of the estate, seized Reinach’s rooms and papers. Brisson may push to suspend sittings if needed for conference. Boisserin seeks anti corruption action to move prosecution to criminal courts.

Panta Panama Ing Baron de Reinach M. Humbert Baron de Beinach Astate M. Brisson M. Pourquery de Boisserin Agina

Alpine hat replaces stiff derby favor with soft Alpine style

A Pittsburg man abandons stiff derby hats in favor of a soft Alpine hat. Solomon and Ruben introduce the new hat in brown slate and black. It is worn plain or bent, suits many faces, and has grown popular on streets in recent weeks.

Pittsburg Solomon & Ruben

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