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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1891

Page

5

Tyrone Bank Assets and Depositors in Precarious Mood

A local bank failure struggle unfolds as the Tyrone Bank assigns all property to trustees for creditors. Debtors including Claude Jones also assign assets, lifting total assets to over 160000 while liabilities run under 100000. Creditors convene a meeting with Hon. Isenberg as chair. Stevens promises a careful inventory and court appraisal within 30 days. An executive committee is formed to oversee creditors interests and potential legal steps.

Tynoxr Tyrone Bank Guyer A. B. Hoover Fiyenn A. A. Stevens Claude Jones F. R. Waring Truxt Stevens Nous B. Isenberg J. F. Riddle Hor Attorneidbridge Kiddie Mr. Stevens

Auntie Harrison, 105, perishes lighting pipe in Harrisburg

Special report describes Auntie Henrietta Harrison, a 105 year old ex slave, living with her niece in Harrisburg. While lighting her pipe, her clothing caught fire and she died. Born in South Carolina in 1811, she married after emancipation and later moved to Harrisburg, supported herself until recently. Neighbors attest to her age.

Iannssone Tienketta Harrison Alidar Tre Morrison Wes Carollea

Diphtheria Invades Bittanning Across Surrounding Country

Malignant diphtheria reaches the area with over a dozen cases in surrounding localities and Bethel township suffering most severely. Seventeen cases reported in three days. within two days deaths occurred. Schools set to close as disease traces fade. Patients described as in very bad condition and tetanic form, with authorities taking steps to curb spread.

Hetle Bethel

Edgar Thomson Works to Trial Free Delivery Preparations

Special reports from December detail Edgar Thomson Works setting up tearwork machinery at the Edgar Thomson mills with trials planned next Thursday in the conversion departments. Officials anticipate a shift to free delivery, while Armister Sweets urges North Briddocque and Copeland residents to register addresses as a U.S. inspector may return this week to assess readiness.

Notable Local Figures and Fire Hit Roc Center

Dec 38 dispatch reports death of wealthy county official Henry Shatfer and oldest resident Mrs. Sarah Meyer from grip. over 300 grip cases in city as outbreak grows. Also notes arson at a school house after pupil retaliation tale and a brief Cleveland case involving five youths aged 16 to 19.

Nantee, OL Courtpeomon Henry Shatffer Sarah Meyer

Pittsburg Railroad Riot Nets Two Youths In Custody

At East Liverpool a freight train halted below Van Port after youths boarded, stoned houses and fired revolvers. A riot erupted between train men and the ruffians. three escaped while a nearby Italian gang aided authorities in capturing the remainder.

Pittsburg East Liverpool van Port

Belt Line Project Aims to Link City Lines and Versailles

Pittsburg capitalists form a company to build a mile and a half belt line from the Fifth Avenue terminus to Sampson’s Mills, linking with Christy Park and touching Driving Park grounds. Land purchases include coal lands adjoining Cuameral Plate Glass plant for 40 years fuel. A Hungarian worker, Mike Malock, died lifting a heavy weight at Monon plant. Citizens circulate a petition for a U S Government building in Congress.

MecKeesfort Pittsburg Fifth Avenue Sampson's Mills Christy Park Versailles Township Driving Park Mike Malock Cuameral Plate Glass Company Monhela Philadelphia Gas Company Stiley Farm Elizabeth Jevernon Citizens Congress

Report on Cooley gang shooting unfounded says Ewing

Dec 28 in Assoxtows special report says Frank Cooley leader of the Cooley gang was shot in a drunken row near Fairchance last night. Alex Ewing son of Dr J B Ewing and clerk for Fairchance Furnace Company returns home and says there is nothing to the report.

Maxship Frank Messner Daniel Hown Sleasmer Assoxtows Frank Cooley Cooley Fairchance Alex Ewing J. B. Ewing Fairchance Furnace Company

Hyndman to Have Water Works

Hyndman voters split on water supply with a decisive majority of 115 votes, amid a hotly contested decision. Myxomax, Benjam Corsty participated in the Dec. vote on the municipal water project.

Myxomax Benjam Corsty j—Hyndman

Miners, Merchants, and Misfortune Dominate Westmoreland News

Reports detail Antopasser strike near Butler, and Wittiam Bortz of Salem township injured by sling slate in Westmoreland mines. Pittsburg firm Tree Vernon Tool Works seeks exhibit space at the Columbian Exposition. Blairsville foreman Warswnicut sentences to five years three months. A Sharpsville merchant boycotted for cigar sales to bars after becoming a father. Mrs Grama of Five Points near West Middlesex dies by hanging, age 65. Hixcewax Stewart found dead near New Castle after apparent intoxication. James W Best of West Middlesex guilty, sentenced to one year at Claremont. Gronox M Niceco, Chicago limited fireman, killed at Lilly by crane accident. Empire freight train derailment between Mount Carmel and Centralia wrecks twenty cars, $30,000 loss. Greenscone merchants seek G W King, missing after furniture purchases and suspect checks from Detroit savings bank.

Butler Wittiam Bortz Salem Township Westmoreland County Tree Vernon Tool Works Pittsburg Grance Warswnicut Blairsville Sharpsville Hixcewax Stewart New Castle Rexen Janrs W. Best West Middlesex Cleveland Claremont Gronox M. Niceco Chicago Limited Lilly Empire Mount Carmel Centralia G. W. King Detroit

No More Disorderly Parties in Allegheny

Allegheny ball licenses will be issued by Superintendent of Police Moth to curb disorderly parties. Applicants must fill out a blank and have their records checked by police. Dr Sadler at 304 Penn avenue operated on J C An r. Duquesne for pterygium removal, a fleshy growth over the eye.

Allegheny J. C. An_r. Duquesne Sadler Penn Avenue Dr. Haines

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Virginia Clio

A Virginia Clio Montana Mont Madisonian clipping extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as genuine and effective. It claims rapid relief from severe colds within hours and complete improvement in a few days. The note also advertises candy for New Year events from E Maginn with Pittsburg and Allegheny addresses.

Virginia Clio Mont Madisonian Pblic Chamberlain

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Point Arena Druggist

L G Moore, a leading druggist in Point Arena California, says Chamberlains Cough Remedy has been a top seller for over a year and satisfies customers with soothing and expectorant effects. He claims it loosens and relieves severe colds faster than other treatments.

Carson Jackson Wedding Notice at Locust Street Allegheny

On Thursday December 2, 181, at the bride’s parents residence, 231 Locust street, Allegheny, Faask P. Cansoux and Evrre Jackson are announced to wed.

Carson—Jackson Locust Street Allegheny Faask P. Cansoux Evrre Jackson

Multiple Death Notices From 1891 Local Obituaries

Notices list numerous December 1891 funeral announcements for individuals in Pittsburgh area. Entries cite names such as Samost B. Buack, Joan G. Dixon, Nancy Y. Cansoon, Jane Coox, Revexa Fitzmaurice, William J. Owston, Alex A. Shaw and others. Details include residence, age ranges, funeral dates, times, and attending practices like Comrades of Post 41, G. A. R., with locations in Allegheny, South Side, and surrounding townships.

Pinmalley Ghnos Samost B. Buack Pennsylvanian Volunteers Post 41 Brown Bedford Avenue St. Paul's Cathedral Bryant Joan G. Bryant Corner Bluff van Braam Streets Calhoon Nancy Y. Cansoon Cook Jane Coox Wilson Avenue Perrysville Avenue Allegheny Wepses Bay Dixon Millvale Joan G. Dixon Fitzmaurice Revexta John Elizabeth Fitzmaurice Bingham Street Southside Trespar R.m Haupt Rayvuonn Henry Louisa Haupt Carson Street Pittsburg Henderson Davin Henderrson Martha Henderson Secon Avenue Frankstown Keethong Sestoward Joan Kuany Luty Hite Station Sr. M Catha Brine Marstna John A. Farrell Grace Street Wipyxspar Monniva Owston William J. OwsTon Hazelwood Avenue Second Avenue Twenty-third Ward Wepxes Bay J. J. Flannery Grane Street Oil City Reddpick Williamw P. Repprox Rogers Joux Hogens High Street Scarpeburg Tavespar Rp. A Shaw Baltimore Alex. A. Shaw Preble Avenue Allegheny City Tuesdar Ati.m Taylor Crafton Relock Ann B J. W. . Taylor, Jr Union Depot West Deer Township Aeny County Bers Muen Watre Thomas B. Moreland Harmersville Station West Penn Stailroads Lupia A. Wigs

End of Season Chair Closeout at Front Sales Room

Ad notes a season end sale of odd chairs in a front sales room. Items include one two and three of a pattern, priced plainly to clear stock before stock-taking. Quick inspection may reveal a bargain. remaining stock will be cleared.

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