Popular Concerts for Pittsburg Exposition Idea
A plan to reuse the Exposition Hall for popular concerts is discussed. Leaders including President Marvin and experts argue concerts could attract crowds at low prices, heating costs must be solved, and a true music hall could boost civic life with summer and winter seasons, drawing on local and national talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dows
Pittsburg
Marvin Sats
S. Marvin
Exposition Society
Tre
Marvin
Exposition Bay
New York
Boston
Newland
City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chien
Ani Peop
Allegheny
Ross Grove
Exposition Hall
What People Are Doing Chief Brown Seeks Fire Boat
Chief J C Brown of the Department of Public Safety returned from Washington hopeful for an early fire boat procurement. He favors a Meredith model from the city. J W Robinson appointed special agent for Pittsh and Western road, a newly created post the promotion he deserves. James A Chambers, noted window glass maker, lies at home with ear nose and throat diseases at 718 Penn street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brown
Department of Puoblic Safety
Washington
Meredith
J. W. Robinson
Pittsh and
Western Road
Ian Robinson
James A. Chambers
Eew College Gymnasiums and Training Methods Described
Tomorrow's Dispatch surveyed college gymnasiums and training methods used to prepare athletes. Professor Goldie outlines facilities, equipment, and coaching approaches shaping student fitness and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew College
Tomorrow's
Goldie
Citizens Oppose Immiration and Boycott in New League
Citizens oppose unrestricted immigration and the boycott. Stephen Collins reports on a New York meeting of American societies planning The American Patriotic League to restrict immigration extend naturalization education voter qualifications and fund a nonsectarian public school system, aiming to unite native and naturalized citizens for conservative yet aggressive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Patriotic League
New York
Stephen Collins
Pennsylvania
United States
Mr. Collins
A Flouring Mills
Minnesota
New York State
Trent
Ons &D
New England
Troy
N. Y
Union Square
Suspension Bridge Toll For Cable Cars Granted
Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company wins right to run cable cars over the Suspension bridge paying 12000 dollars yearly toll. Bridge company shows improvement costs and plans two extra tracks for grip cars. The project raises tolls and aligns with a trotting bridge concept.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Manchester
Bridge Company
Cara
Seacuiteen S Traction and Bridge Companies
Traction Company
Unitarian Worship at County Democracy Clubroom
In Pittsburg a religious service is held in a political clubroom for the first time, with Unitarian worshipers using the County Democracy hall each Sunday morning. protesters were few as the group approved a yearlong arrangement to keep church services in the club while maintaining cordial ties with its Democratic tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Beltzhoever
Fox
Unitarian Society
St Agnes Parade Formations Announced By Grand Marshal Rosinski
Grand Marshal Rosinski issues parade formations for the St Agnes dedication, detailing divisions led by Colonel EeeTeen and the A O H, with Major John and the Hibernian Rifles, appointing Thomas Burke as Assistant Adjutant General. Units meet Sunday at 8:30 at Fifth Avenue and Grant Street to receive placements. Rosinski urges staff to report early at Smallman and Twenty-second to ensure a timely start.
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Rosinski
St. Agnes
Hibernian
EeeTeen
Erin
Hibernian Rifles
John As Uhe
American Board
Thomas Burke
Hibernian Bifles
Fifth Avenue
Grant Street
Burke
Grand Marshs
Smallman
Twenty-secon
Reinstatement Debates Over Union Expelled Members
Labor circles discuss WGAW reinstating Homer L. McGaw after expulsion by the General Assembly and compare to John Flannery of the Trades Journal, who was readmitted following an earlier controversy. The note warns that expulsion requires a four fifths vote and that nonpayment of dues or minor offenses are insufficient grounds without due process and impartial review.
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Warehousemen's Assembly
Homer L. McGaw
General Assembly
John Flannery
Trades Journal
Con Aga
Moses Tai Ame
Prisoner threats cast shadow on reform school return
William McKee Anderson, a 15 year old recently returned to the Reform School after leaving last June, threatened to strike his mother and stepfather, then vowed to return to town and knock his stepfather's head off. He told Inspector McAleese goodbye and claimed he knew the ropes out there. He stands nearly six feet tall.
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William McKee Anderson
Reform School
Poplar
Alley
Anderson
Central Station
McAleese
Goodby
Mac
Willie
Library Hall building to remain unsold amid debt arrangements
The Library Hall building will not be sold. Arrangements for debt settlement will be completed in a few days after ongoing negotiations are finalized. The Library Hall Company stock carries nominal value and has often been pled in favor of the Heats Company. The subscription committee now aims to secure all stockholders willing to contribute their shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Library Hall Company
Hall Company
Every Inch a Man lecture by Rev. Locke at Smithfield Street
Rev Charles Edward Locke spoke last night at Smithfield Street Church on Every Inch a Man. He argued the ideal man for the next 50 years should be a specialist philanthropist industrious radical and learned, white or black, male or female, and must be spiritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Locke
Smithfield Street
Locke
Molders Fail To Agree On Amalgamation Plan
Machinery molders met Thursday night to concert measures for an amalgamation but failed to agree. Jealousy persists among three organizations, hindering a united effort and leaving manufacturers to deal with divided trade rather than a harmonized group.
One Union For All Machinists Meet Tonight
A meeting of machinists is held this evening in old hall at 101 Fourth avenue to form a solid craft organization. Attendance is expected to include members on the outside seeking inclusion. A Bretal Pather Pound. Agent Berryman of the Humane Society investigated a complaint against Fred Bower, a German, at No 242 Beaver street. The case concerns alleged misconduct with a child. further action is expected today. Desirable office for rent on second floor Penn Building inquire at 204 Penn Building. Clara Bells, in tomorrow's Dispatch, explains why millionaires seek wealthy wives.
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Old Hall
Fourth Avenue
Adoentinioare Msing Meiotic
Berryman
The
Humane Society
Fred Bower
No. 242
Beaver
Penn
Culligan Discharged After Admitting Money Demands
Allegheny Wharf Committee investigated charges that Mr. Culligan demanded money from Mr. Armstrong Parks for dumping on privileged cyan. He was discharged from city service after admitting the misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culligan
Allegheny
S Mpeching
Armstrong Parks
Post-Prandial Comments Stir Tariff Talk In Boston Banquet
A Boston banquet discussion on tariff reform sparked wide comment. Andrew Carnegie praised Grover Cleveland, drawing mixed reactions from local business leaders including Woods of Arbuckles & Co. and several Democratic and Republican figures who debated whether Carnegie favored tariff reduction or remained loyal to protectionist principles.
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Andrew Carnegie
Boston
Grover Cleveland
Woods
Arbuckles & Co
Carnegie
Republican Party
Morrow
Tal
McCallin
Larkin
Csident Weibe
A.A
Workers
Smith
A. F
John Ance
Cleveland
New Yorker
Southside
T. B. Atterbury
Atterbury & Co
K. Carnegie
J. BR. Dilworth
Dilworth, Porter & Co
Mr. Clever
Loftus and Clark Commit to Jail After Altercation
Martin Loftus and John Clark were committed to jail by Alderman Jones in default of $500 bail on charges arising from an assault on Mrs. John Clark. Loftus denied claims of an earlier attack and a fight ensued with Clark alleged to have struck him with a hammer. A hearing is set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Loftus
Alderman Jones
John Clark
Loftus
Clark
Wil Hammer
1273D PENNA VOLUNTEERS REUNION AT UNION RINK
The One Hundred and Twenty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers held a reunion last night at Union Rink Beech Street. Friends of the old aces gathered for a cordial evening with speakers Hunter Smith Hey Owens Stewart and Ashworth. Vocal performances added to the program.
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Pennsylvania
Union Rink
Beech Street
Ple
Plans to Supplant the Lawrence Bank With a National Institution
A Lawrenceville source says moneyed men plan a company with 200000 capital to reopen the collapsed Lawrence Bank’s building for a national bank. They aim to secure the site near Bloomfield, Lawrenceville, and wards. the plan awaits a vacated or seized building. Depositors and officials continue routine work as no new developments emerge.
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Lawrence Bank
Lawrenceville
Disratch
National Bank
Bloomfield
Tenth
Sabaeee Caticieskacta
S Charter
Nor
Pritz Street Residents Near Rebellion Over Blocked Street
Frits street residents in the Twenty-seventh ward threaten action after two months of blocked access by the Pittsburg Incline Plane Company. They urge Councilman P. M. Carr to bring the issue to councils and warn of further steps if relief is not provided.
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Frits Street
Twenty-seventh Ward
Pittsburg
P. M. Carr
Phenomenal piano sale at 71 Federal street Allegheny
Ex Ross advertises Everett pianos with the largest stock in two cities at 75 less than rivals. The shop rents extra wareroom and offers Weber Decker Kranach Bach makes and others at cost to clear space for Everetts. Customers urged to visit and decide quickly.
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Everett
Federal St
Tota
Weber, Decker
Kranach & Bach
Hallett & Davis
Ross
Allegheny
Holiday Bargains and Clearance Across Pittsburgh Stores
Merchants advertise deep discounts and extended sales to clear stock before year end. The Court House area and Liberty Street deals promote cut prices on dry goods, carpets, and gifts while Penn Avenue venues tout overcoats and suits at 12 dollars per set. Stores urge quick purchases in anticipation of holiday giving.
Homeopathic Society Elects Officers in Allegheny Meeting
The Homeopathic Medical Society of Allegheny County elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting held last night at the Homeopathic Hospital. Elected were Serge Willard as Vice President and Dr H Treesarer among others, with Dr J ee eet ea Sate Borger noted in the tally.
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Homeopathic Medical Society of
Allegheny County
Homeopathic Hospital
Serge Willard
H. Treesarer
J. Ee Eet
Borger
Three Hundred More of These Men's Overcoats For Sale
Three hundred more of these men s storm overcoats or ulaters at three hundred fifty dollars will be offered today. They would be good value for warm outerwear and durable protection against cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kaufmanna
Extra fine nursery items and pine wreaths for sale
A compact notice describes a nursery offering fine trees from 3 to 4d for wreathing and holly wreaths with various designs suitable for arrangements. Includes pricing hints and availability, urging inquiries for holiday decorations.
Public meeting urged to defend common schools
The National Reform Association calls a meeting at Old City Hall on Thursday December 19 to defend public and parochial schools. Leaders include Hon F R Brunot and Special Secretary with speakers J H Baldwin Miss Cusack Dr C W Smith and others. Brunot presides both sessions amid broad citizen support from ministers and local citizens.
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National Reform Association
F. BR. Brunot
Old City Hall
McAllie iTister
J. H. Baldwin
C Osack
Kenmare
Sever Meptaie Eas
Ereo Gueath
C. W. Smith
Brunot
Musical Bee Hive at Kleber and Bro Store
Music store at 506 Wood street advertises pianos and organs from Steinway Conover Opera and others chosen after citywide trials. Kleber Bros report heavy demand, daily telegrams to manufacturers, and extended evening hours with an array of instruments and music boxes. They promote lower prices and holidays stock including Washburn guitars violins and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae-Ahd
Popelee
Y Popus
H. Kleber & Bro
Johnstown
Steinway
Conover
Opera
Kleber Bros
Klebers
Elebers
Washburn
H. Kisser & Bro
Wood Street
Bargain Sale Offers Ladies Garments and Accessories
A bustling sale lists dressing cases and manicure sets with celluloid silver fittings, items priced from 75 to 150 dollars per set. An ad notes Bee Hive at Sixth and Liberty for jackets cloaks dresses and infants, and Taft's Philada dental rooms at 39 Fifth Ave advertise teeth sets from 500 to 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Jos, Bicunaum & Co
Fifth Avenue
Hazrek
Bee Hive
Sixth
Liberty
Taft
Philada
Fifth Ave
Fragmentary catalog note on a See-Mountings lighting accessory
A damaged OCR fragment describes a See-Mountings natural bulb stick and an umbrella accessory. Mentions a durable cover and novel handle with pricing references and mentions of Saltings with a reduced amount. Specific nouns are unclear due to garbled text but suggests product descriptions and pricing in a period catalog.
Mellor and Hoene Pianos and Organs Display Ad
Mellor and Hoene advertise a holiday display of pianos and organs at 77 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh. They claim superior tone and design compared with Chase Palace Chicago Cottage and Kimball, urge gifts for Christmas, offer catalogs and easy payment plans, and mention printed fabrics from Hueus and Hacke.
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Meilor & Heese
Meilor
Chase
Amter & Heene
Mellor & Hoene
Palace
Chicago
Kimball
Mellor & Hoene’s
Lowel
Mesara, Mellor & Hoene
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Ian Winter
Tublic
Ohio
Cincinnati
Prant Lommaxe
F. Lobman
Sble
Snd An
Moet
Tever
D. C
D. C. Herbst
Innes
Europe
the Mozart Director
J. P. McCollum
Moxart Club
Gieoncel
Easis
Bate
Saint Saen
Mozart Club
Financial Mattees
Tar DisPaTons
Org
Saint
Twin Cities
B. M. Hawra
Peon Street
Pittaburg
Pas&su
America
WGAW
K. of L
Will
Man
Rev
C. E. Locke
Machinlsts
Bretal Pather
Clara Bells
Grover
Carr and
Mullen
Max Harry Beltzhoever
Oey
T. O’brien
Harrison
Accra
Ghs
Mr. Coe
Squire Shafer
J. M. Shafer
Republican County Committee
W. H. Cassidy
Oliver & Roberts Wire
Penna
Vol. Reunion
Union
Pritz Street
Carr Han
Everett Pianos
Federal Bt
Allegheny, Pa
Cash
Mamma
Penn Avenue
Schoenthal
Liberty St
Corner Eighth
China
W. P. Greer
Penn Ave
Library Hall
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sta
New Court House
Hoovs & Hacker
Ussa
James H. Aixner & Co
Homeopaths
Kleber & Bro
Worth
Toa
Worth &l
Sos
Market Street
Dov Tissa
SODEN
P. Sonnae
Soden Mineral Pastilles
Catarshal
Ness
E. P. Roperts & Sons
Cheisthas
Miles Fyoen
John A. Renshaw CO
Car
Nioth
EAR Havana
Justin
Aranteed
Peg
Resshaw & Peg
Detwa
Kendrick
Hueus & Hacke
JUS. Horne & CO
Astrachan
Alaska
Bat Fort
JUS. Horne & Ci
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