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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1890

Page

4

A Costly Christmas and Poultry Prices Rise

Christmas in America brings rising costs and abundant poultry. Turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens flood markets as 35,900 turkeys are forecast in the county with prices at 17 to 20 cents a pound. Beef remains popular with two firms booking about 10,000 pounds of oxen, while fruit scarcity drives up costs for celery and cranberries and boosts candy demand.

Montour Railway Montour Run England Hearst Braim & Son Haliday York Chris Kringle Thomas McGowan Stu Liberty Street Financia A. Leggate Federal St W. A. Heron ( Sons, S Fourth Ave Allegheny Fourth Avenue Imblic Black & Bald Stat-T-P Izzy Ion and Goward

Holiday at the Postoffice Schedule for Christmas Day

Postmaster McKean issues Christmas Day hours at the city post office with morning carrier delivery and extended windows. Stamp windows open until 1 PM, general delivery available all day and night, registry and money orders available, and special delivery letters postponed.

McKean Postoffice Eastern Suitc Suah

A Day of Feasting by City Hotels at Christmas

City hotels plan generous Christmas dinners with elaborate spreads to satisfy guests. Several hotel restaurants will host charity meals for two needy farmhands, while Duquesne will feature a 30 foot illuminated table and 15 waiters in tall dress. Horsford's acid phosphate is advertised and local furniture stores promote parlor suits at 437 Smithfield Street.

Duquesne Miceian FurniToure Smithfield Street Ees County Indiana County John McGaughey Indiana Charles Some Jd. Miller Jeremiah’ Gilchrist Orphans’ Court Allegheny County Ned Jeremias Gilchrist Pittsburg County of Allegeny Pennsylvania Penn Ay Pittsboro and Greensburg F. G. Bailey East Liberty Deanston Jeremiah Daspy Daca Crowley Et Ux Cnet Eenee Pennay East End Peenans BF. Mevay Erappe Myers A.J. Pexrecost

Frank Lawler's ideas on the next House action

Congressman Frank Lawler of Chicago predicts the upcoming House will use its Democrats majority to pass measures benefiting the people. He argues Republicans favored corporations for 28 years and that Democrats will pursue more populist legislation. He would not oppose any Speaker candidate, naming Springer of Illinois and Crisp of Georgia as acceptable presiding officers.

Merrie England England United States Conmission Frank Lawler Chicago Lawler Springer Illinois Crisp Georgia

Central Traction Accidents

Two Central Traction cars had accidents yesterday but caused no injuries. At 8 30 car No 1S brake failed on a hill near Arthur street and the gripman Clark recovered the line, stopping at the hill foot with passengers frightened. Around noon car No 50 collided with a wagone der near Chatham street and was wrecked though no one was hurt.

Arthur Street Westinghouse Gripman Clark Chatham Street T. C. Jenkins & Co

Public School Reception Showcases Moorhead Work

The Moorhead School held a well attended public reception for parents and visitors. Teachers from other schools toured the enlarged program with students displaying arithmetic, language and drawing manuscripts. Lower rooms offered recitations songs and gymnastics while upper rooms featured study sessions and commendations for thorough systematic work.

Moorhead

Honoring the Coroner at Heber McDowell Club

The Heber McDowell Club at 108 Center Avenue opened its handsome rooms with the presentation of a crayon portrait of Coroner McDowell. Thomas M. McFarland spoke for the presenter while S. A. Will, Esq., accepted on behalf of the club. E. A. Mapwoth Band provided music and Chairman Robert Gray kept the mood pleasant as refreshments followed.

Heber McDowell Club Center Avenue McDowell Thomas M. McFarland S. A. Will E. A. Mapwoth Robert Gray

Riot on a train leads to arrest in West Elizabeth

Charles Brown and four accomplices fought aboard a Pittsburg Virginia and Charles town passenger train near West Elizabeth forcing a stop for removal. Brown faces a hearing with Alderman King as the others await their turn. Separate item reports New York Jeweler Samuel Buch detained on a larceny warrant after a police alert.

Charles Brown Alderman King Southside George Wheatley Brown Pittsburg Virginia West Elizabeth Demmel Samuel Buch Buch Brrnes New York

Eccentric 101-Year-Old West End Hermit Found Living Quietly

Health officials investigated a report that James Stevenson aged 101 known as Old 98 living in Violet alley near Alexander street and Wabash avenue was destitute. The Scottish born veteran of War of 1812 says he arrived in Philadelphia in 1809 and later lived across Hatfield and Duquesne Heights.

Board of Health James Stevenson Stevenson Violet Alley Alexander Street Wabash Avenue Mr. Stevenson West End Glasgow Scotland Philadelphia Pittsburg Hatfield Duquesne Greys Kentucky Duquesne Heights Sharpsburg Greensure Charles Havis Graham

Foreman Fears Gun Trouble Over Italian Laborers

A contractor foreman at the Union Gas line above Duquesne sought a permit to carry a revolver after a labor dispute among Italian workers. Discharged men returned with revolvers and knives, driving out replacements. Authorities filed charges against four ringleaders, to be arrested.

Duquesne C. H. Howe

Breezes Hats and Whiskers on the Allegheny

A Pittsburg December wind swept along the Sixth street bridge driving hats into the river and ruffling whiskers and Christmas hair. Ice cakes floated downstream, carrying away headgear as pedestrians battled the playful gusts and joked about Kentucky’s gain from the drifting hats.

Allegheny Ohio Sixth Street Pittsburg Kentuck Fairyland

Lindsay Declines Legislature Sergeant at Arms Post

Philadelphia reports claim a Quaker City slate controls the next Legislature’s plums. R. H. Lindsay of the City Assessor’s office was rumored to be the Sergeant at Arms pick, but he states the position is his if he wanted it yet chose to stay in his current role.

KR. J. Lindsay Philadelphia R. H. Lindsay Lindsay

Three Ohio Boys Arrested While En Route to Washington

Officer Mackey detained Gus Shipley aged 14 William Duncan aged 15 and Prosser Rich aged 13 from Columbus after runaway plans to see Congress in Washington. Shipley acted as cashier with 535 dollars and a silver watch. The youths claimed they knew how to handle the old folks and faced no fear about returning home.

Mackey Ohio Columbus Washington, D. C Congress Gus Shipley William Duncan Prosser Rich Shipley

Fine Work of Art by Karen Girardet on Exhibit

A small but delicate painting by Karen Girardet is displayed at a Wood Street art store in Pittsburg. The piece shows Barbizon school traits with thorough composition and coloring, reflecting the artist's stature as a Salon medalist twice honored, with works largely in galleries.

Karen Girardet Wood Street Barbizoh Girardet

The Judge Bought His Lord Signor Vinsel Paid Thirteen Odd Dollars

Signor Andrea Vinsel, interrupted on his voyage to Italy, departed last night with no load and thirteen dollars in hand. A market in Central station was found for his merchandise, valued by Judge Gripp at $1340, while Viasci held $147 on his person. He thanked depot officials for their prompt handling, noting he might have been delayed without them.

Andrea Vinsel Italy Central Station Gripp Viasci Day Speer Chessman & Mannion Opticians Federal St Allegheny Jacksbun Fifth Ave

Two Coasting Accidents Shake City Streets This Week

A seven year old boy named Jackson, son of Logan street residents, was injured coasting on Webster avenue when his sled struck a wagon, suffering a severe head cut and body bruises. Fits Glass fractured his lower jaw while coasting on Main street after a sled toppled and a rear impact occurred.

Jackson Logan Street Webster Avenue Fits Glass Main Street

Died Under a Platform in Washington County Farm Death

Coroner McDowell investigates the death of Bernard O Connell found beneath a station platform at Hope Church on the Baltimore and Ohio line Monday evening. O Connell, discharged from Southside Hospital after an assault, claimed wealth and a Gastonville farm but said his daughter had turned him out.

McDowell Bernard O'Connell Hope Church Baltimore and Ohio O'Connell Southside Hospital Gastonville Washington County

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