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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1892

Page

14

Four Thunders Stealer Skirts Dems in City Politics

A political note suggests Mayor Gourley could be nominated for Controller on the Republican ticket, a move praised by some as preventing Democratic plunder. Senator Flinn doubts it, joking about the spice of life and needing some trouble in politics.

Gourley Fiina Medhenna Morrow Denniston Weencas Democratic Party of Pittsburg J. F. Denniston Aid Republian McCarthy Wre Democratic City Committee Nerinst Wim Air, MacCarthy War Etiin Major Lyon Alderoan McCarthy Sory

Miller Sworn In as Internet Revenue Collector Chief

George Miller is sworn into the Government service as Internet Revenue Collector and to open the office tomorrow morning. Transfer of records occurred two hours later with keys handed to the new collector. Miller resigns as Superintendent of the Water Assessment Bureau with no clear successor name at this time and remarks he will choose a line in the process.

George Miller United States District Court Lindsay Colfce Miller Water Assessment Bureau Bigelow

Dispatcher Promoted at Pennsylvania Road Southwest Branch

Frank Dilinger, secretary to Chief Train Dispatcher Charles Culp, becomes dispatcher of the Southwest branch. H. Bixler succeeds him with Mr. Culp.

Frank Dilinger Charles Culp Pennsylvania Road Southwest Branch H. ©. Bixler Mr. Culp

Free Bridges Again South Twenty second Street Favored

The Free Bridge Committee meets tomorrow to hear sub committee reports on sites for new bridges and the cost to buy existing ones. Chief Bigelow backs the South Twenty second street location with most sub committees agreeing. George Holliday proposes a 2 million dollar bond for bridge purchase possibly linked to water plant and park work.

South Twenty-second Street George Holliday Holliday

Money for speed slows horse business says Nashville breeder

Gilbert Curry of Nashville registered at the Monongahela House to attend winter sales in New York. He notes the market is flooded with well bred horses lacking speed and predicts prices will rebound as new blood enters the trade. He cites dams of noted fast runners like Nancy Hanks and Stamboul as evidence that top sires matter more than dams now. He sees opportunity for newcomers in a market adjusting upward after deflated prices.

Gilbert Curry Nashville Monongahela House New York Mr. Curry Warr Nancy Hanks Axtell Allerton Stamboul

Edgar Thomson Steel Works To Run Through Next Wednesday

The Edgar Thomson Steel Works at Braddock will not close for annual repairs yesterday but will operate through next Wednesday. A large immediate delivery order was received and cannot be turned out last week. Chest furnace G is blown out for repairs and furnace B will be blown out in turn. Postage rates for mail matter will rise to eight cents from January 1, with new Columbian series stamps and envelopes on sale the first of the year.

Edgar Thomson Steel Works Braddock Portmaster

Important Time Change On Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pittsburg

Time changes take effect December 18 1892 on the Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburg Union station. Fast northwest and southwest trains will depart on Central time with new schedules to Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis Chicago and other points. Local sleeping car service to Chicago is withdrawn from Pittsburg to Chicago and returning service adjusted with no extra fare on the outbound leg. Further changes will be announced in ads and distributed notices.

Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolia St. Louis Pittsburg Union Station Ally Pinsburz Indianapolis Turoneh New York Pittaburg Jose Lovie Northwest Chercoy Pittsboro Union Station Br. W Joro Pittsburg Chicago Pittsboro Citlcuse I. A Pennsylvania

Kimball Pianos Sold At Merton Horsa Showcase

Our sales of Kimball pianos at 77 Fifth Avenue exceed expectations after a large shipment arrived from the watery. Merton & Horsa invite customers to inspect the Kimball range in all styles sizes woods and finishes with cash or easy payment options.

Kimball Pianos Mellor & Hoene Fifth Avenue Kimball Merton & Horsa Wareroous Firth Avenue

Holiday Delicacies and Gifts Advertised Across Stores

Mosaic of late nineteenth century ads offer fine groceries jewelry watches diamonds silverware and clocks. Miller Bros promotes table delicacies with delivery and price lists while Lechner Schoenberger announce pianos organs and ready-made jewelry. Various street addresses and long-winded shipping mentions fill the page.

Freicht Miller Broa Pederal Street Allegheny Dox Holida Presents Henry Terheyden Pig Sang Erin Meh Secon Smithield Street

New Gas Territory Opened in Armstrong County

Butler expert A W McCullough discusses Western Pennsylvania gas prospects and the Apollo anticlinal. He cites Equitable's New Texas strike near Crooked Creek, the Pine Run and McGlamlin wells, and predicts Armstrong County will lead future gas production with deeper drilling and many productive sands.

Armstrong County A. W. McCullough Butler Pennsylvania McCullough Equitable Natural Gas Company New Texas Allegheny County Cherry Crooked Creek Cochran's Mills Kiskiminetss Apollo Kiskiminetas Westmoreland County Allegheny Washington Townships EM. Hakill Sylvas George Wells Pine Run Pine Ron Venango McGlanaghlinstown West Penn Gas Company Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Equitable Company Pine Row Equitable Walker's Mills Pinhook Murraysville Portage Pennsyvania

Case of Agent O'Brien vs Gill Hunter on dog fighting

The Humane Society case against Gill Hunter for dog fighting on November 5 at Schauer's place East Street was heard before Alderman Braun. Many witnesses refused to testify fearing self incrimination as attorneys sparred over compulsion and testimony. The alderman reserved decision until Monday noon.

Agent O'Brien The Humane Society Gill Hunter Schauer Dopahue Donahoe

Wages for Edgar Thomson Straighteners Are Reaffirmed

The Edgar Thomson Steel Works fixed the straighteners wages yesterday with the 1892 scale reaffirmed for the coming year. A committee led by Superintendent Gayley reached a prompt amicable agreement amid prior wage tensions. The plant will stay open for repairs until Thursday, with a brief suspension not exceeding a week.

Edgar Thomson Edgar Thomson Steel Works Gayley Edgar Thomson Works Westerday

Weel Seeks Aid for Truant Husband in Curahoga Falls

Mrs. Weel of Curahoga Falls arrives at police headquarters with two children seeking help to locate her husband who deserted her before. She was told to the Department of Charities and then to the Welsh Society of St. David for aid. The Slimson Glass Company plans to reopen the green bottle house by year end, the sole factory in the city to have failed this season, with many workers expected to return to work once operational.

Weel Curahoga Falls Department of Charities Reachin Polies Welsh Society of St. David Slimson Glass Company, Limited

Few Hundred Pianos for Christmas at Alex Ross Music Cover

The store at 143 Federal Street Allegheny offers a selection of guitars pianos and violins including Everetts Webster Newby Evans and Harvard plants. Customers are urged to buy early before Christmas to avoid rush and benefit from a seven year guarantee and large local reach.

Fighty Everetts Webster Newby & Evans Harvard Itaverits Alex Ross Federal Street Allegheny, Ia

Holiday clothing and gifts from P. C. C. Clothiers

The ad promotes men’s overcoats, ulsters, suits priced at 8 to 19 dollars, beaver and kersey coats, and ulster options. It urges holiday gifting with overcoats or suits for men and features Christmas cabinet and dinnerware sets, fruit and glassware, and a rich cut-glass selection at Cavirt, Pontoon & Co. on Penn Avenue near Ninth Street.

P. Co C. C. Cor Grant Diamond Streets Ulster Clothiers Christmaas Cavirt, Pontoon & Co Penn Avenue Ninth Street

Hexwnncks Music Co offers vast piano organ stock

Immense stock of pianos and organs from Weber Wheelock Limatoman Stuyvesant Farrand Votey and Palace organs. Cash or credit payments. Hexwicca Music Co Ltd 101 and 13 Fifth avenue open evenings.

Hexnicks Music Co., Ltd Weber, Wheelock, Limatoman and Stuyvesant Farrand Votey Palace Hexwicca Music Co Lrp Fifth Avenue

Storewide Holiday Sale At Evans Co Market Street

Evans & Co offers a large stock of game and fish sets, decorated plates and cups, linens, collars, and various fashions at bargains to unload. Also advertised are gold filled watches, men’s furnishings, and a promotion for tenanted rooms via classified columns.

T. G. Evans & Co Market Street Third Avenue Gests Kingstudker Bros Wood Street

New Trains Today and Pittsburg Schedules Update

The Dispatch reports Pennsylvanian lines change schedules today with Pittsburg gains. The Chicago limited departs 11:40 PM city time and the Columbian express at 9:15 PM, arriving Chicago 10:00 AM. Chicago No. 1 remains 12:30 AM, Cleveland night train now 12:25 AM. Suburban shifts affect Sewickleyans and Allegheny, with fewer trains Sundays and a plea for a faster late train to serve theatergoers.

Pennsylvania Pittsburg Chicago St. Louia Fort Wayne Allegheny Leetsdale Emsworth Sewickley

Draw for Charleroi Land Company Property Delayed

Col J W Moore says the drawing did not occur as all stockholders were not present and the company plans to dissolve and divide remaining property by lottery at a Pittsburg meeting. Also notes school charity drive and a Hunting party to Forest County Marienville led by Cox, Wilson, Vandervoort and Baldwin. A promotional medical note follows.

J. W. Moore Charleroi Land Company Mr. Welman Pittsburg Forest County Marienville Joe F. Cox Ney William Wilson A. Vandervoort Mark BE. Baldwin

Henry F Miller pianos gain favor with musicians

The Henry F Miller pianos are described as a top choice of eminent pianists and vocalists. They are praised for a sweet, vibrating tone that is both brilliant and emotive. The dealer offers grand and upright models at W C Whitebill’s Music on Third Avenue, opposite Post Office. The Rustic on Diamond Street is noted for coffee and meals.

Henry F. Miller Odal W.C. Whitebills Music Aoe

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