Second conference on Connellsville wage dispute ends without settlement
Miners and coke operators in Connellsville hold a second conference to resolve wage talks. The union demands remain for a general increase while operators seek a 10 percent cut amid a bleak coke and iron outlook. No agreement reached, meeting adjourned with plan to reconvene tomorrow.
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ScoTrpar
Connellsville
Brennen
Rameecy
Vandusen
Dillinger
Overholt
Stauffer
McFadyen
Taylor
Messrs
McBride
Barrett
Deehaven
Keegan
Spence
Wise and Parker
John B
ScoTrpas
Jas. Keegan
Michael Barrett
K. of L
Ee Guring
Manacer Lineh
Frick Company
Epen
James Keegan
Lynch
Mammoth
Ex-Convict Taubeneck Linked to Rogers Impostor Claim
A special telegram from Wooster reports that Ji E. Taubeneck of Farmers' Alliances is not W. H. Rogers, a former Ohio convict. Rogers is now in Nebraska, and Taubeneck, real name Charles Carr, once forged checks to fund travels. A legislative probe confirms the two men are distinct.
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Wooster
Ji E. Taubeneck
Allines
Illinois House of Representatives
W. H. Rogers
Ohio
Legislative Committee
Taubeneck
Columbus
Clinois
Rogers
Nebraska
Charles Carr
Doplestown
Holem Ua
Stole His Own Child Kidnaping Charge Dismissed
John Brown of Bear Hickory Pa was arrested by Marshal Scott on a kidnapping charge after his wife died. The child had been cared for by Henry Bougher, sister of the deceased mother, who refused to return the child. After investigation the Mayor ruled the child was Brown's and the claim invalid, so he was released with the child.
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Mer Eclas
Steubenville
John Brown
Bear Hickory
Marshal Scott
Brown
Henry Bougher
Bougher
Suversl
Bougher House
Sway
Rs. Boucher
Maxyor
Moughers
Family narrowly escapes burning farm dwelling
A Snyder farm house three miles south of Carrolltown burned today with contents. Mrs Snyder and two children fled from the paper porch after daughter 1st Vanie awoke suffocating. The origin is undetermined. In nearby town, gas at No 1 Pennsylvania Mine caused alarm with miners evacuated.
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Carerolltown
Michael Snyder
Snyder
Altoona
Vanie
Wages Cut At Buckeye Mower Works Amid Reaper Collapse
Akron February 2 Buckeye Mower Works employees face reduced piece work rates from 2 to 0 percent with further cuts to helpers and a 25 percent average reduction for those laid off. About 500 workers affected as reaper and mower companies adjust after a planned combination showed Akron wages outpacing rivals.
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Talegham
Akron
Buckeye Mower
Aultman, Miller & Co
Akronshore
Stranger Found Dead After Drinking Fifteen Pints
A man of about 25, with sandy complexion, wearing a light suit, was found dead on Stafford's farm meadow near Lee's Ferry after visiting earlier that day and drinking 15 pints of water in a short time. A neighbor reported him wandering the meadow before disappearing. a pocketbook with a small score appeared in the search.
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Stafford
Cheat River
Lee's Ferry
Stafford's
Mennonite Refuses Jury Duty and Is Imprisoned
Joseph Steiner of Bluffton was jailed by Judge Ritchie for contempt after refusing grand jury service on religious grounds. Steiner received a ten day sentence and a ten dollar fine for failing to fulfill civic duty without a church letter of explanation.
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Lua
Joseph Steiner
Bluffton
Ritchie
Steiner
West Virginia Legislature Debates Rail Link Extension
In Charleston on February 2 Finley introduced a House bill to extend 15 years for the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railroad to connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio. Senate member Stewart proposed a life policy bill ensuring full value on total loss or partial loss. Only one measure advanced during the session.
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Charleston
Finley
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Senate
Stewart
Venus
Married Woman Files Affidavit Over Theft of 1200
In Zanesville on February 2 Mrs Agnes Armstrong filed in the Mayor's Court charging H Milton Hovey with stealing $1200 from her. She had lived with him and trusted him with large sums. he has since left the city and is believed to have gone to Cincinnati.
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Zanesville
Agnes Armstrong
H. Milton Hovey
Tere
Marietta
Hovey
Cincinnati
Flatley
Siddenly
James Flatley
Guneral
John M. Filating
Second Avenue
Elizabeth Furnace
Frankstown
St. Stephen's Church
Hazelwood
Calvary Cemetery
Howard
Jomx Howann
St. Thomas Church
Braddock
Kelley
Carson Street
Lee
Pebra
Meese Haheeene
Meese Sophia
E McUargo
Ridge Avenue
Allegheny
Reynolds
Kittanning
Ross Rey Coups
Kimmel
Harry Rimmel
Lucinda Rimmel
Ryan
Carver Street
East End
William
Timothy Ryan
Jobubtenberner
Lithgow Avenue
Allegheny City
Shearer
Peter
Agnes
George
Augusta Bearer
Zimmer
Pr. U
Calvin Street
Exiscabeethe Short
Mary A. Passmore
Sixth Avenue
McKeesport
Washington, D. C
Bullivan
Jonmn
Barnard
Elizabeth Sullivan
Jones Avenue
Twelfth Ward
Swaney
Nancy A. Swaney
Wagonday
Februar
SNS
Fear Wagner
Gibbonstreet
Williams
Memphis
Tenn
Bellevennon
Monongahela City
London Dye Alaska Sealskin Capes at Bargain Prices
Sealskin capes in multiple grades from $40 to $90. Items include West Zouave Front capes, Broad Tail features, Tab Front designs, and Mink sleeves. Prices show steep discounts from original marks, with sizes ranging from bust 38 to 48 and reductions to $75 to $90 on select pieces.
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London
Alaska
Braithwait's West Penn Hospital funeral notices in Allegheny
Notices of obituaries and funerals list Braithwait Beale Braithwaite of Hutton Pa and many others across Allegheny, Braddock, and Pittsburgh areas. Entries name ailing or deceased individuals with dates, times, residences, and interment details, reflecting local custom in 1891.
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M. E. Church
Shousetown
Ila. M
Coraopolis Cemetery
Zanesville Fraud Suspect Arrested in Mail Fraud Case
J M Bain longtime operator of swindling games under W H Griffith Co and Zanesville Chemical Co was arrested in Zanesville Feb 2 on mail fraud charges Court witnesses Crowl and Eberly from Columbus testified Bain advertised pure soap promising 400 pounds for a price but sent only 25 pounds of powder with water instructions Government filed other charges as well
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Zanesville
J.M. Bain
W. H. Griffith & Co
Zanesville Chemical Company
Bain
Columbus
Crowl
Eberly
New North River Tunnel Proposal In New York Jersey
Albany February 2 The New York and New Jersey Terminal Railroad Company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capital is 100000 dollars. The line runs from New York City to Kearney New Jersey with tunnels under the Hudson and Hackensack rivers and branches via Hudson and Fourteenth streets to Chambers Wall and Broad streets.
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Albany
New York and New Jersey
Basilroad Company
New York City
S Point
Kearney
N. J
Fourteenth Street
Hudson River
Hoboken
Jersey City
Hackensack River
Delaware, Lackawana and Western
Pennsylvania
Hudson and
Fourteenth Streets
Hadson Street
Chambers Street
Broad Streets
Broad Street
East River
Seal Jackets Offer Deep Discounts on Seal Garments
A New York retailer advertises a complete range of Seal Jackets from 32 to 40 with winter and next season savings of 50 to 100 dollars. The store touts London Dye Alaska Seal jackets with Persian Lamb trim and Princess Collar options at reduced prices from 215 to 235 dollars down to 165 to 175 dollars. Purchasers are urged to visit to secure these bargains.
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London
Alaska
New India Silks Display Attracts Attention
A large collection of New India Silks features handsome designs and popular colors. Examinations show careful work in craftsmanship with 27 inch Indias, Latin Striped and Figured Faconae Silks soft as Indias, Paris colorings. Striped Habitai Silks and Silk Crepes priced at 75c and 85c, plus All-wool French CHALLIS opened today. A CHALLI DEPARTMENT now centers Dress Goods and Silk Room for this important offering.
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Paris
THREE RIVALS SCOTCH ZEPHYRS AND AMERICAN ZEPHYRS ON SALE
Stock-taking completed and many lines and broken assortments to move at once in every department. Hundreds of pieces available for selection with notable sacrifices. 42-inch Astrakhan Plaids and large Silk Windsor Scarfs feature among reduced lots.
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Anderson
Bargain Display in Dress Goods and Linens
A local department showcases 15 cent and 12 1/2 cent fabrics including 27 inch Mixed Tricots and 36 38 inch Suitings with stripes and figures. Also offered are Linen Lunch Sets napkins towels and table linens with slight soiling. Center counters feature embroideries flouncings and edgings priced to sell quickly.
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American Dress Goods Department
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