Factors Forc ed Out The Result Of Combinations In Pittsburg
The piece argues that business combinations and trusts shrink middlemen and small capitalists, boosting large producers while diminishing jobs for brokers and distributors. It cites furnaces, dry goods jobbers, white lead, cotton mills, clothing, and shoe makers, noting reduced competition, price shifts, and shift of manufacturing closer to raw materials or consumer bases, with consumers benefiting from lower prices but workers losing livelihoods.
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Fourth Avenue
George Whitney
Allegheny Mountain
Joseph Horne
Aso
Standard Oil Company
United States
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Kvormer
Vile
Roth
Knights of Labor Presses Burns Over Street Car Discharges
The Knights of Labor, led by District Master Workman Dempsey, demand talks with Superintendent Burns after a ninth Second Avenue street railway worker was discharged. Union men allege nonunion replacements fill every car as tensions rise and a strike looms. The assembly meets tonight to decide next steps.
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Burns
Dempsey
Second Avenue Street Railway
Knights of Labor
Second Avenue
Tod
Ida Mulle Wounded in Sinbad Performance at Duquesne
During the fourth act at the Duquesne Theater on Monday, Ida Mulle who plays Vinnetta shed tears while the audience learned she had fallen into a trap after the third act. She cut two gashes on her leg but finished the performance. After act four she was taken to her hotel and remains confined to bed with wounds dressed.
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Sinbad
Duquesne Theater
Ida Mulle
Vinnetta
Plasterers Hold Meeting for 1892 Scale
Plasterers gathered last night to decide on drafting their 1892 scale. The measure was deferred to May. Annual elections were held with many new officers chosen. A large crowd attended, and the contest was lively.
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Plasters
Industrial Notes Sparks Steel and Printing Moves
The Brown Iron and Steel Gemseng renewed its charter and increased capital stock. Pittsburg printers eye a printers industrial school while Mc Keesport plans to unite International Typographical Union locals. N. & G. Taylor Tin Plate of Philadelphia expands to 1,200 tons capacity, largest in the United States. On December 11 a 1,750 pound hydraulic cylinder plunger shipped to Edgar Thomson Steel Works from Chester vanished into the Susquehanna at Columbia, with the means of its disappearance still a mystery.
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Brown Iron and Steel Gemseng
Pittsburg
McKeesport
The
International Typographical Union
N. & G. Taylor Tin Plate Company
Philadelphia
United O
Standard Steel Castrie Company
Chester
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Susquehanna River
Columbia
Pittsburg High School Alumni Banquet Honors Past and Present
The Pittsburg High School Alumni Association held its annual reunion at the Monongahela House. Dr. W. T. Burleigh of the class of 1881 acted as toastmaster. George Davison spoke on Our First and Last Preceptor Father Time. William L. Monro discussed Our Only Avocations. E. F. Hays spoke on The Tree Is Known by its Fruit. W. D. Evans praised the Alma Mater.
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Pittsburg High School
Monongahela House
W. T. Burleigh
George Davison
William L. Monro
E. F. Hays
W. D. Evans
Collision of Two Buggies Ends in Injuries
Mary Baskin and Amos Trimble were injured when a buggy driven by two young men collided with their wagon on Smmallman street. Baskin suffered severe scalp wounds, the boy broke his arm, and the assailants fled. They were taken home on Stanton avenue for treatment. The Feast of Dedication Observed at Gusky Orphanage despite bad weather. Fourteen children participated with speeches and recitations as Rev. Donohoe and Rev. Salinger spoke. Refreshments were served after the program. Allegheny Councils committee discussed site for a Government building, rejecting Haymarket Square and planning a long option instead. John Oliver to chair a sub-committee.
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Mary Baskin
Amos Trimble
Smmallman Street
Chanukah
E. Kk. Donohoe
F. L. Salinger
Allegheny Councils
Stone
Haymarket Square
Congress
John Oliver
Duquesne Rod and Gun Club Elects Officers for Year
The Duquesne Rod and Gun Club elected Leon J. Long as President John J. Walker as Vice President D. K. McGunnegle as Treasurer C. W. Stevens as Secretary Trustees named Richard Sharp Phillip Schulz and John W Chronister Boathouse keeper Henry Coulter named for the ensuing year
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Duquesne Rod and Gun Club
Leon J. Long
John J. Walker
D. K. McGunnegle
C. W. Stevens
Richard Sharp
Phillip Schulz
John W. Chronister
Henry Coulter
Postponed Auction Sale Of Horses At Citizens Traction Co
Direct importers offer wines brandies rums and whiskies from France Scotland Jamaica and more. Office at 158 First Avenue and 120 Water Street. See new GS Tan Mackintoshes for boys and girls. Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue Stores announce final sale today.
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Jamaica
St. Croix
Bay
First Evenue
Water Street
Wisu
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Citizens’ Traction
Iri
Rescue efforts highlight a troubled McKeesport girl
Maggie Judy, 17, has been repeatedly removed from dangerous Third Avenue scenes. Her father, a National Tube Works employee, once pampered her with luxuries after promising reform, but she vanished again.
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Maggie Judy
McKeesport
No. 20
Third Avenue
McLaughlin
National Tube Works
McAleese
the Good Shepherd
Columbus
Weir
Central Station
Judy
Pittsburg
Troy Hill
Columbus Institution
Reform School
Meetings and stockholders notices from Pittsburgh area
Notices announce lodge meetings for A. W.-NOTICeee OF GENERAL Custer Lodge No. 1, Monongahela Navigation stockholders meeting January 14, 1892, Central Masonic Hall Association election, and bank and Northside Briar stockholders annual meetings. Also listings for loans, mortgages, real estate brokers, and machinery auctions with venue details in Pittsburg and Allegheny. Includes funeral notice for Brother William Esler and various business ads.
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A. W
General Custer Lodge No. 1
Eestainrate Weseine Ty
Jol ‘S
William
Hoody
Mt. W
Thomas Maepson
Dex
Orceen
Hailman Lodge
Frand A. M
Central Masonic Hall
Collins Av
Lo'eclock P
William Esler
Butler St
Sister 1
W. E. T. Sahm
W. M
Albert M. Sorg
Dew
Notre
Central Masonic Hall Association of Pittsburg
Central Masonic Hall Association of
Pittsburg
Oeleck FP
A. E. Derson
Desiado
Northside
Bri Comins
Aeace
Liam Byers
Jas. H. Lindsay
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Rod and Gun Club Officers
William H. Holmes
Samuel Gries
A. Rubenstine
New York
Chicago
Rubenstine
Union Station
Gusky
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Jos, Horse & Co
Perea Nape Ee
J. F. Steel, ‘Cashier
Third Batioral Bank
Pitteries
Ensuln
Weniiaty
U Pe A Andi P.M. Reyes
Art House
Cornet Omi St
M. Ands
J.D. Scully
Office OF
Western Pennsylvania Expoeiitioneer
piTenuRs
Tit Monongahela Connecting Railroad Company
Prrrestine
Dec
Kothces
Nontinite Bridge Co
Messrs. Robinson
Wood St
Arestern
Gan &Co
Renga Mor
Egal Ats
Mortimer Starling
Otice
John N. Straub
Re Township
Allegheny County
F. Straub
Herman Aento
Franklin Mcllowin
Bafed Trust CO
William H. Kirkpatrick
Allegheny City
Posey
St. Lawru No
W. Rob
Pittsburg Dispatch
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Emil G. Stuckey
4Th Street
Penn Svenes
Allegheny
Additiounal
F. H. Eggers &Soon
Ohio
Chestnut Streets
Thomas McHenry
Western
Irwin Svenes
Perry M. Gleim
Rebecca
Carsorst
Seventhay
Mosler, Bachmann Porcher
Zeigier & Moses
Midway, Pa
Booth & Flinn
Smithfield St
Coens
P. J. Longaney
Liberty
Walker’s
Sixth St
Re . F. Voigt
Natrona
Wheeling
Y. Va
Haller
Greentree
Mosier, Bahlmann & Co
C. D. Seymour
Toment
J.B. Gay
Madison St
Igago
Alesman
O'Keefe
U. K
Missions
Sreete &Co
Smithart
wAddress Teas
Iter
Miller's
Curry
Conner
Phillips
Agente
Monroe
Towim
Aes
He Pinness Cloes
Hermon St
Worcester
Maas
Sally
Craig
Robinson St
A' Allegheny
Lsundress
Peasle
Ramh
J. M. Lemar & Co
Wilcox
M. Coe
Sitskit
Thompson
Rrant St
Secban
Hens Senneystone
A. B
Howard St
A.W. A
du Bois, Pa
Homestead Postoffice
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Indy
Mene Peloroncen
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Uae
Rosner
Dispatch Office
Artner
Leada Cens Con Houses
Uires
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Thie
Felix
H Wee Odgers
Anchor Hotel
Ia Nn
G.G
A. F. Sawhill
Federal St
Enswanger & Zahn—Fire Insurance
Onongabela Insurance
John A
Lee Beety
W. A. Prest
Ed Wittish
Grant St
Mortimer Startle
Room Riday
Howard Brown
Weaver & Co
Roar Ar
W. A. Herron & Sons
Mosler, Bachmann & Co
GrkeceRs
E. A. Reineman
ePourth
BOC
Levis
East End
Lee, Campbell & Davis
Geo. W. Jones
Gheny
Vivania
Baltimore and Ohio
Caerette
Ted
Pickering
Borves
R. M
Apel T. . B
Moreland
Pennay
CME
J. Prager
Imarket
Parkway
J. & Young
Tomas Carlin’s Sons
Lacock and Sandnaky Ste
Harmes
First Av
Castle
Nova Scotia
Wm. M. Kirby
First Avenue
Lodge & Davis
G. Broth
Carnegie Arv
Giroke A and Planing
Butler Gardner
Short and
Liberty Streets
Shana
E. M. Sims
Corner Fifth St
Duquesne Way
Eral Baling Latimer, Moe Co
Mc+ Elwain's
Seventh
C. Jutte & Co
Walnut St
ADAGE
Twine
Hem King, Locker & Co
Water St.eee
Wittmer Brick Co
Lim
Fedewal St
Orseaold
Filbert St
Ellsworth
Connellsville
Sewickley
Iroad
Panhandle
Tabtenate i
Nation A Wall Spor
Reg Sae
Good Hotel
Holmes & Co
Pymia
Jon
Wood
Firstilass Aquor
Cleveland
Rice & Co
Superior
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Ree Otlook
Donald
Rnewsp
Ennis
Madison Aen
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W. F. Taylor
Altoona
Ylood ST
Gaiance Tonglon
Binck & Co
Market Dee
Pennst
Johnston
Agenco, Johnston
P Tee Ag. Ee
Electri
John E. Mecrc
A. Dickle & Co
Penn and Sindyava
Fast End
W. Herron & Sons
Fourth
Pennsylvania
A. Dickie & Co
Penn and Shady Ava
East Ei
Allegheny SR
John Ak. Ewing & Co
Wilkinsburg
Bath
W.c
South St
Ouse
Parcasans
Price Yin
5. Y. Crusan
Duff
Chapebater
Bedford Ars
Thirteenth Ward
Geo. Johnston
Fourth Avene
Fremont St
Jackson St
Aerdeniee
BecgHro
Irishton
Duquesne
Pennny
Black Baird
Chartiers
Court House
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Imine
Ion Lara
T T. A Dickson
Parnassus
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Parnassun
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Femail
Parnaseus
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Allegheny Valley
O* Wyle Av
Daff and Chauncey Sts
Sitchen
Garth Avenue
W. A. Merron & Sons
Crawford St
Reed
J. E. Mocrickart
Firth Ave
Ridge Ave
Alley
Vogel, Jr
North Avenue
Vickroy St
Chestnut
Smithfield
Diamondata
Peant Building
Trent Free
Teo
Diamond St
Pittsurk
Ferguson Block
Fourth ‘Avenue
Black & Baird
Olice
Epee Ee John T. Sh
Dispatch
Siuithfeld
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Ceveler
Pike
Penn
Nicola Ios
Te Let—Desirabie
Imamona St
Ate Descere
Ht and Dimes Liusiness Ce
Snell and Diamond Sts
Pen Avenue
W. A. Herron & Sond
Agency
Anteillor
Retry St
Miller Street
Eleventh Ward
Herron
Center Ave
Dinwiddie At
Rick Oath
Virginia Avenue
A. Hereon
Fourth Ave
Namond
H. Smith
Gritith
Jol Grant St
Miss Ng
Dickson
Thackeray
Mexico
Huckleberry Finn
Aeappeae Ieee Enerpie
Frank Bacon
Laeeaen
Newfoundland
E. Jones
Prospect St
Iriyeseound Ward
Harry Lacy
Jack Royal
Charles L. Davia
Richard Mansfield
Beau Bramme
Prince Earl
Don Juan
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
A. M. Palmer's Co
de Achar Theater
Chas. Bowser
Marie Sailer
Frank McNish
Nee
Reservived
Ederick ‘Bryton
NEW York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Musical Association of Allegheny
Cyclorama Auditorium
Irwin Avenue
Beech Street
Mellor & Ae
Fifth Avenue
Alex. O
Federal Street
Sana Ee . Lee Theater
Ae Minte
Carroll Johnson
Cemve Hof
James P. Brook
American Society of Professors of Dancing
Dancing Academy
Liberty Av
Sixwist
Arry Williams
Sam Devere
Eit
Kidd
L. H. Harris Drug CO
Seventh Avenue
Pfittsburg
Actual Business College
Corner Wood St
Basac
J.M Phillips
Sylvania
Duquesne Electric
Liggett Beos
Dallas Avenue
Point Breeze
Winniebata
W. A. Herron
Shadyside
Gattene
New
Ne Ny
F. Hipple & CO
Hotel
Anderson
Hall
Safe —_ Leck Company
Barnes
Frank D. Hartman
INO
Slemmons
Sixth Street
Boquet St
Dimling’s Row
Logg Square
Fifth Ave
Atwood St
Henry Auction Co
ACR
Oakland
B. Smithson
Fifth Av
Fo.r Dhe
Fidelity Title and Trust CO
Charter Perpetual Capital
Baer
John B. Jackson
James J. Donnell
Presa
Pourth Avenue
G. F
Penn Ave
Pittsba
S. la. M
Kensington
Burrell Improvement CO