License Court to Hear 1,775 Applications in Allegheny County
The License Court will begin hearings on the third Monday in March with 1,775 license applications filed for privilege to lire distill, bottle and sell firewater in Allegheny county. Retailers lead declines in city wards due to the $1,000 fee, while outside-city districts show modest gains. wholesale and bottling licenses drop as enforcement tightens. The list includes multiple wards and numerous applicants, with notable cases at the Morgan House and Keating Roadhouse, and a spread of proposed retailers across wards and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Robert Liddell
William Tann Brewing Company
Richard Gangwisch
Allegheny
Vesser
Chartiers
Sitorneys
Nicholas Klinkler
Southern Avenue
Klinkler
Edward Moran
Forward Avenue
Brooks Iaw
Joyce
Elien Watson
Morgan
Joh Carson
James Dona
R. L. Murphy
Albion
Lionnee
Jax Kesting
Keating
Perrysville Road
Theatrical Traffic on B and O This Week
The B and O line handles 210 theatre people this week with The Fast Mail company bound for Louisville and Sinbad arriving from Philadelphia. Held by the Enemy from Cincinnati and Gus Hill from Baltimore also come in. Vennetta from New Castle to Johnstown and Breez Times from McKeesport to Wheeling. A third of mid winter excursions to Washington depart next Thursday as Congress is in session. Division Passenger Agent Smith predicts bright nets with the low rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Mail
Louisville
Sinbad” Company
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Gus Hill
Baltimore
Vennetta Company
New Castle
Johnstown
Breez Times
McKeesport
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Washington
Congress
Smith
Houses To Let Advertisements In Monday's Dispatch
Advertisement notice indicates vacancies for rental properties to be listed in Monday's Dispatch with emphasis on desirable accommodations and accessible reads. The snippet signals a classified style placement inviting readers to inspect the issue for available houses.
Pittsburg Council Election Promises Lively City Contest
The Pittsburg councilmanic race next Tuesday is shaping as a heated, far reaching battle across wards. Incumbent and anti administration factions mobilize voters as Democrats, Republicans, and Citizens groups contest Select and Common Council seats with several candidates running unopposed in early wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Citizens' Movement
Down Town
Peter Donohue
Thomas McCue
Common Council
James W. Pratt
John Groetzinger
John King
John Hines
Peter Horantz
John Giltenan
Giltenan
Philip Flinn
Select Council
James MocGinnis
J. M. Malone
Ttis
Malone
David Larkin
John Dunn
John Finnerty
Painter Flinn
James Rowly
H. Bishop
Georges. Wilson
Select
Harry Lowrey
John S. Lambie
A. J. Pitesirn
John Geisner
Pitcairn
John B. White
J. J. Maguire
Charles Deegan
William Kelly
Deegan
H. P. Ford
Thomas McClure
William Boscamp
Thomas Perry
Henry Heighmaier
Robert Wharton
Robert
David Crawford
John Wainwright
J. ©. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Schenley Park
Robert Warner
Henry Meyer
Henry Epping
J. O'Donnell
Warner
William McKinley
James McMooron
B. Rheam
Max Leslie
Hugh Ferguson
Phillip Dressing
John Connors
Georgie L. Wilson
John Sterritt
Justice Sterritt
John M. Kennedy
William
George Wilson
Thomas Thorn
Mark Donnelly
John Endormon
Donnelly
Herman Rohrkaste
William Wait
Citizens
Mike Donnelly
Thomas Wallace
Henry Eller
Wallace
Daniel Brown
Henry Frans
John Steinacher
C. H. Leng
John Partzel
Peter Schuelzinger
John P. McCord
Charles Worrel
John O'Malley
William Nolder McCord
Worrel
W. O. Russel
John Pauly
Kirk Q. Bingham
Ever Ammon
John Laughton
J. Gallagher
John MacCarthy
George L. Holliday
Feld
Evan Jones
James F. Fox
Thomas Welsh
J. I. Core
Jones
Great Manufacturers' Clothing Sale at 301 Market Street
A telegraphic advertisement describes a Manufacturers' Clothing Sale at 301 Market Street corner Third Avenue opposite Gusky's. Prices range from 98 cents to $10.19 for suits, overcoats, and pants, with “cash only” and no fake stock. All goods exchangeable. sale touted as a once in a lifetime opportunity from a large Eastern concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest Manufacturers
Market Street
Third Avenue
Gusky’s
Eos Boys
New Vestibule Coaches on St Louis Express
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that from February 15 the St Louis express No. 21 from New York to St Louis will add vestibule passenger coaches alongside Pullman vestibule sleeping and dining cars. The new cars feature tiger coaches and combined smoking on baggage cars with movable chairs for traveler comfort, making the through service from New York to St Louis fully vestibule equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
St. Louis Express
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Loci
Cough remedy praised for grip by Ala resident
W G Johns of Trimble Cullman county Ala says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a certain cure for grip and its cough sequel. He ordered express shipment and notes its value against pneumonia risk. 50 cent bottles available from druggists. Tissa Thornton Bros Allegheny.
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Chamberlain
Trimble
Cullman County
Ala
Johns
Express
Tissa
Houses To Let in Monday Dispatch
The Monday Dispatch lists available houses for rent with details on location, size, and contact. Potential tenants are advised to view listings and arrange inquiries through the paper's published contact methods.
Kennedy's restaurant draws shoppers and ladies for lunch
Kennedy's fame as a caterer is widespread and his services are widely sought for social affairs. The downtown location at No 2 Sixth street makes him a preferred choice for meals and events. To Let listings for residences and offices appear in Monday's Dispatch. Read the special lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongay
Kennedy
No. 2
Sixth Street
Special Bargains Offer at Chua Reinzstein Ornaments
Our annual sale of ornaments begins Monday morning with unusual bargains and new choice prices clearly marked in plain figures. Located at 152 154 156 Federal Street. Tomorrow's Dispatch will carry all special To Let advertisements for watch for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chua Reizenstein
Federal Street
All
Labor Union Threatens Boycott of Columbian World’s Fair
The American Federation of Labor threatens a boycott over alleged labor discrimination at the World's Fair. The Executive Council urg es President Gompers to appeal to the fair’s construction department to end coercive gatekeeping, restricted entry, and wage inequities. If unresolved, unions may withdraw patronage. The report also covers eight hour laws, Pennsylvania and Nebraska enforcement bids, a Pittsburgh printers injunction appeal, and railroad yard expansions near Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
William A. Carney
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
New York
Federation
Kliver
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Council For Action
Construction Department of the
Chicago
Isbor
Nordrum
McArthur Bros
Gompers
Department of Construction
Pennsylvania
Executive Council
Nebraska
Pittsburg
State Supreme Court
Carney
Music store offers Sohmereen Colby Schubert pianos organs
Agents for Sohmereen the superb Colby Hallett Cumston au Schubert pianos and Pelon reed pipe organs and Newman Bros organs promote at J M Hoffmann Co 507 Smithfield street. Extraordinary hosiery bargains at Rosenbaum Co special case this week. Will appear in tomorrow's Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohmereen
Colby, Hallett & Cumston
Schubert
Newman Bros
J. M. Hoffmann & Co
Smithfield Street
Rosenbaum & Co.'s
Home Made Black Cheviot Suit At 14 Dollars
Our customers always delighted and satisfied. The Home Made Black Cheviot Suit at 14 dollars offers more value for money than any prior clothing purchase. If a defect appears within a year it is repaired free of charge. Mr J Jackson has returned from a business trip to the East with new spring styles ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
J. Jackson
Resignation of Cambria Iron GM John Fulton
John Fulton yesterday tendered his resignation as General Manager of the Cambria Iron Company at Johnstown and will resume his former role as mining engineer. He is succeeded by Charles H. Price, his assistant and nephew of President Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fulton Vesterday
Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Charles H. Price
Townsend
Excursions to Washington D C by Pennsylvania Railroad
Delighting readers, a Pittsburg departure Thursday February 25 offers round trip 9.00 fare for ten days with stopovers in Baltimore and multiple smaller stations. Overnight and day trains offer parlor car seats and sleeping berths with ticketing at 110 Fifth Avenue. Pitcairn's at 434 Wood Street advertises fall and winter clothing bargains and bespoke suits.
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Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Union Station
Washington
East Liberty
Braddock
Irwin
Greensburg
Latrobe
Fifth Avenue
Pitcairn’s
Wood Street
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Silfio Street
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Tourth Ward
James H. Maguire
Penn Avene
F. W. Jones
Wyle Avenue
Brank A. Ehie
Fufth Avenue
Daniel Wie Xeonie
John J. Derir
Peter Hearty
Jobo
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Eighth Ward
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Fifth
Lawrence
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Penn Avenue
Jolie E Aewter
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Liberty Street
William McNeilix
Gutter Leen
K Allen
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Daniel “Weeny
She Butler
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F. F. Wall
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Christian Hous
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Dreorgr Herch
Jobe A. Miller
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Rosepetset
Joseph Cohen
Wentyeere
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Twentyethird
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Omy Berond
John Finnegan
Arenue
Janes McKinney
Glen Hotel
George FE
Trout
David P. Evans
Ng Soutl Trenty
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Mary Zink
Ig Satern Aulon Stroup
Sarah Street
M. J
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Thirtieth Ward
Fredola Sturm
Son Street
Patrick Lyons
Carson Street
Michael Murray
Brownsville Avenue
James Lyons
Thirty-fourth
Albert Hollingsworth
Wiest Carson Street
Thirty-Anh
Joseph Pauley
Grandview Avenue
Plymouth Street
James and
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Sixth Avenue
Fith
Low, Gaus & Condin
Julius C. Low & Co
George C. Koll
Gibbons Street
Valentine Si Caron
Rerni
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the Windisch, Mablhauser Brewing Co
West Carson Street
Marr FL Pollard
Jon Penn
Dewad
Wuesthoff & Co
Fourteenth Street
Mulberry Alley
Thomas
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Frank E. Tell
Emil G. Lacitae
Peon Avenue
Twelfth
Charlies H. Welsberg
Louis W. Bender
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August Newhansen
Harris Drug Company
Seventh Avenue
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John McGraw
Irvin
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Irwin Avenue
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West Diamond
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Joseph Carson
Morgan House
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Taylor
Martin M. Brenen
Rebecca Street
John M. Caldwell
Cassius Lucas
Rebeces Street
William H. Kline
Beaver Svenur
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William E. Weixel
Cass
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Charles Nees
Beaver Avenue
Benjamin Wolkacky
Kerr Street
E. T. Cooper & Co
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Peter Fassbinder
South Canal Street
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Michael Mackin
Anderson Street
Geo Burger
Marsali
Ashton Streets
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John Maller
Jenny Enid Stress
Peter von
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H Micker
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John Sowers
North Street
S . N. Shipley
Patrick Tea i
Center Street
Alexander Ellis
Braddock Avenue
Joseph Gimesky
Washington Avenue
Javob J. Winkenbach
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Max Berger
Washington Street
John A. Sterdy
Jacob Asmann
James P. Martin
Wm. McMullen
John T. Murray
Jos. Curler
Washi Avenue
Thomas W. Drake
Third Street
Jers—Conrad Schaffer
Fourth Street
Frank Looks
Fourth Avenur
Fifth Street
Andrew Roach
Third
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Wilmerting
Thomas McCann
Herman Avenue
Francis J. Whalen
Elliott
James A. Swaney
Farmers* Hotel
Steubenville Turnpike
John E.scott
la Belle Street
Mansfield
W. D. Webster
Main
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Patrick Newell
Mary Avenue
Janes Carrick
Cornerdane
Chestnut
Joel Gallagher
Main Street
Spring Garden
Henry Bucher
William Walton
Dickson Street
Itteborg
Virginia and Charleston
Michael Conroy
Dixon Street
Joseph P. Casey
Helen
Cornopllis
Alexander
Mill Street
Sharpaburg
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South
Jona Zwick
Bridge Street
Dolde
Joseph Reedy
Butler
Taverna
Shaler
William Richardson
Banaue Station
Robert Hetzel
Klopfer
Sample Farm
Baldewin
Peter Bernarding
Peanersie Road
Pear Carrick Post Ofice
Patrick Hodgers
Frank H. Bragden
Fal
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Scott—Rose A. Flood
Washington Plank Road
Viewdale
South Versatiles
Barnabas Dean
Railrond
Coulter- Hampton
William Wahl
Butler Plank Road
Dobsey
Deagoe
Sh & Orris
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Jacob T. Tom's
Tfekeeeport
Mar Hope Church
William Well
Old Port Perry
Bull Run
Harmar
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Harmarvilie
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Gustav Schneller
Thres Degres Road
Etna Borough
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Spring Aveemao
August &Titter
Skins Seat
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Bee
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wEliaareth
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F. F. Bollinger
Duconesborough
Edward West
Ickson Street
Homestead
Michael Enz
Garfield Street
Harrison Township
George Seasock
North Versailles
Deedlails
Frederick Hefty
Evergreen Road
Shaler Township
Frederick Hampe
Lower St. Clair Township
William Soccop
Canal Street
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Pier & Daunnis
Lawrence Finer
Michael Feeney
Herman Markowicz
Helert Street
L. William Schreiber
Jefferson Street
Botflers
Rotiere— Voor Enz
Willow Grove
Millvale
Boro
Suto Froelich
Sosy
Benny
Joby
Theodore Heineman
Hotman Street
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Fred Louer
William Hartlip
Partzel
Bartlip
Twenty-eigth
James Finnn
Twentyninth
L. Beinhauer
John Bentz
Jom Marshall
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A. D. Brewster
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Grippe
Alabama
Thornton Bros
St Iss
Rosenbaum & Co
Ull
Conemaugh
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Carpenters
Southside
Jd. M. Hoffmann & CO
Washington D. C
Jackson
Our
Valenti
Kew
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Fulton
Bead
NG Lovelties
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Lake Superior
America
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Wisconsin
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Aguas
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Philadelphia and Reading
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Burrell Improvement Company
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