Benn Buck Ewing Denials and Local Players League Signings
John Ward outlines Florida benefits to ball players while John Tener signs with the local Players' League club as financial secretary and treasurer. Buck Ewing denies desertion from the Brotherhood with a firm loyalty statement. Al Johnson and Tener form part of a Pittsburg style battery, with discussions of salaries, positions, and future appearances.
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John Tener
Players’ League
Buck Ewing
Brotherhood
Ewing
al Johnson
Quinn
Pittsburg Battery
Hanson
Tener
Maitland Tener
Hovaten Skeened
Tux Insraton
Ward favors Florida as winter home for baseball tours
John M. Ward former New York shortstop and pennant winner arrived in WakD Down SOUT and said Florida seems ideal for winter training for professional players. He will head to Key West and Havana to arrange a Cubs and Texan tour with time split between Cuba and Texas. He noted Chicago has secured the ball park preventing St Reva headquarters.
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Dispatch
Tanpa
Fxa
John M. Ward
New York
Metropollis
Hoe
Cuba
Cubs
Texan
Florida
Ward
Key West
Havana
Brooklre
Cuha
Texas
St. Reva
Chicagos
Ewing Going East with Rumors of Port Word
The Pennsylvanian express tonight carried Captain and Mrs Ewing bound for Shamokin. John B Day and Joseph Gordon headed toward Hoosierdam. A rumor from New York mentioned a port, but no meeting occurred with the New York gentlemen. Gordon pursued clues as league interests and old loyalties surfaced amid railroad ticket dealings.
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Creerens
Pennsylvania Express
Noma
New York
Gordon
League
Cincinnati
McAleer returns home as exhibition schedule released
Jimmie McAleer, back from California, confirms he signed a Brotherhood contract and will honor it. Manager Hecker unveils a spring exhibition calendar with April games against Kam End Athletics East End Athletics McKeesport and Wheeling plus a Chicago dispatch noting John Tener’s release to play and serve as secretary for the Mitesburg Brotherhood Club.
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Yorrestows
Jimmie McAleer
California
League
Hecker
Kam End Atthletics
East End Athletics
McKeesport
Ith McKeesport
Imbly Clean
Bone
Proba Gira
TL Howe
Il Wheelin
Wheeling
Ene
St Howe
Teser
Chicago
John Tener
Brotherhood of
Mitesburg Brotherhood Club
Shooting Contests Set by Herron Hill Gen Club
The Herron Hill Gen Club announces a big shoot on Washington's Birthday at Brand's Island with five prize sweepstakes. The event features ten keystones and five traps, begins at 10 o'clock, and includes an impressive list of prizes in each contest. Colonel Lloyd will provide an excellent lunch as shooters anticipate a lively day.
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Herron Hill Gen Club
Washington
Brand's Island
Lloyd
Hidden Thoroughbred Entries From February 19 Card
Telegram from The Dispatch lists the February 19 race Card with six and one half furlongs first race entries including Arie Freedom and Crispin TL Potmercy Hee. Second race features Zang bar Albemarte Tenney Bing Sackdieme The Sinver Troy and others. Third race notes Flower wen Gounede Bonnie Treaty George and more. Sixth race lists Herman Red iss Clark and Gienmound among others.
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Ulirtos
Arie
Freedom
Crispin
Potmercy Hee Sporting
Theora
Jake Zula Wa
Garrensure Race Track Notes Delays After Collision
At Garrensure Race Track on February 18 the Jay street line collision delayed the first race by 15 minutes. A large crowd attended in delightful weather as six races were run with multiple winners including Little Barefoot and Jim Mulholland. Times ranged about 1:2 to 1:59 for six and seven furlongs events.
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Garrensure
H. J
Jay Street
Gartenburg
Little Barefoot
Teland Sto
Topsawyer
Catrie
Wteland
Agnes Ns
Millerton
Pall Mall
Moonstone
Bradford Thie
Siorands
Itk
Taon
Swift
Pelham
Griffin Loses to Mahan in Seven Round Lightweight Fight
In San Francisco Jimmy Griffin of St Paul is stopped by Billy Mahan after seven rounds at the Occidental Athletic Club. Griffin is cut and swollen with blood splattered about him while Mahan dominates each round, delivering a decisive jaw blow that ends the bout.
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San
San Francisco Mania
Fox chase in West Newron ends with elusive quarry
West Newron Pa February 15 six men rode out with hounds on a fox chase. The hunters followed the foxes for most of the day but the clever animals stayed out of reach. William Pritchman, who lives near town, reported seeing six foxes on his farm last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newron
William Pritchman
Handicap Today Horse Loses After Poor Start
The entry was well backed and favorite in the handicap today but failed to win after a sluggish early pace. The horse showed no effort in the stretch, finishing behind the rivals as betting expectations fell short.
Ewing and Johnson To Meet In City On League Business
Baseball circles report Buck Ewing and Al Johnson will meet in this city this morning on special business concerning a new league. The exact nature of the business was not learned.
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Ewing
Johnson
Buck" Ewing
al Johnson
Chicago Team Beats St Augustine by 3000 in Big Show
The Chicago team played today at St Averstinz, Fura, defeating St Augustine by 3000. Attendance was good.
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Demons
St. Averstinz
Fura
Chicago
St Augustines
Woodard's Bale Sparks Big Horse Sale in Lexincross
Woodard's sale in Lexincross Kentucky featured 71 horses bringing £59815 with an average of 20 dollars amid large buyer turnout. The report also notes miscellaneous sports and business tidbits including Philadelphia travelers, a slate remark by President Nimick, and commentary on hotel location at Broadway and 23rd Street.
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Woodard
Lexincros
Self Sacrificed and Sudden Deaths Reported in City
Multiple inquests scheduled after a series of suicides and deaths. Chris Brown 45 died by revolver at his home near Penn Avenue and Juniors streets. John J. Morgan 63 from Squirrel Hill died at home, suspected heart disease. James M. Young 36 from 129 South Canal Street died suddenly, alcoholism noted as cause. John Smith 56 laborer on Brady Street fell unconscious, poison overdose. death after painful illness. Coroner to conduct inquests today.
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Severs
Poleon
Chris Brown
Penn Avenue
Juniors Strests
John J. Morgan
Squirrel Hill
Ward
James M. Young
South Canal Street
Allegheny
John Smith
Boot & Fienn
Brady Street
Second Avenue
Moyer
Thief Strikes Offices For Coats And Clock In City
A thief entered the law office of W A Sipe and took a clock, then stole an overcoat from Wm Bruce in the same building. He returned yesterday to take another overcoat, while a coat owned by Herbert was taken from a newspaper office. The incidents suggest cloak rooms may need armed guarding in public buildings.
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W. A. Sipe
Wm. Bruce
Mr. Sipe
Herbert
Allegheny City to vote on traction ordinance tonight
Allegheny Connell s holds a special meeting to consider granting the Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company power to use electricity or cable as motive power with conditions. The ordinance caps fares at five cents, ten cents on eight cars, and requires Belgian block on track beds within specified setbacks. The measure is expected to pass without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Connells
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company
Two Ohio Burglars Nabbed After Release
Two notorious Ohio burglars Charles Kline and Robert Richardson were released from the workhouse yesterday morning and immediately captured by Marshal Tracey of Alliance. He escorted them to Union station and boarded a Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago train, facing interference from sympathetic women who followed in a separate car.
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Marshal Tracey
Alliance
Cp Ce
Union Station
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Charles Kline
Robert Richardson
Humane Society Seeks Homes as Old Members Meet Again
The Humane Society held its first meeting in the new Free Dispensary building on Sixth Avenue yesterday. A bare quorum attended and routine business dominated the session. A $100 contribution came from the estate of the late Baronet William W. Anoay. Minnie Zimmer was elected a member. The society focuses on placing companion animals with families seeking homes.
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The
Humane Society
Sixth Avenue
William W. Anoay
Minnie Zimmer
Republicans Sweep Philadelphia and Harrisburg in State Vote
Philadelphia backed a large Republican ticket with Warwick re elected City Solicitor and Taylor as Receiver of Taxes. The city elected 14 Police Magistrates and 7 Democrats, while Harrisburg leaned Democratic. Ayres the tariff reform candidate for Congress in the Fourth district was defeated with Heyburn's majority expected to be near Kelley’s. City Council majorities remained Republican.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. Warwick
John Taylor
Ayres
Congress
Heyburn
W. D. Kelley
Harrisburg Mayor Fritchey Re-elected With Large Lead
In Harrisburg the mayoral race yielded the largest municipal vote in the city’s history. Democrat Fritchey, in office three years, led by a substantial majority as results from about half the precincts came in. Democrats likely held the controller post with Verbek, while Republicans won the treasurer seat. The suburban proposal to increase city debt for basins was approved by a large margin.
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Feteci
Harrisburg
Fritchey
B&b
W. EK. Verbek
Ublicans
A. T
Republicans Sweep Uniontown Borough Elections
In Uniontown in February Jesse Reed won the borough for the Republicans by 217 votes. Democrats M M Cochran Vance Griffith I W Miller and Frank Rarepear were elected to Council while Amos Bowlby lost to Thomas Thorndell for Borough Tax Collector by a small margin. the rest of the ticket favored Republicans.
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Uniontown
Dimator
Unionrows
Jesse Reed
M. M. Cochran
Vance Griffith
I. W Miller
Frank Rarepear Cans
Amos
Bowlby
Thomas Thorndell
Borouch
Greenville Republicans Successor
Greenville Republicans elected all of their borough ticket and chose township officers. W. P. Leech, S. Vanebon, L. B. Dickey to serve. W. W. councilman. D. C. Meyer constable listed among elected officials. Returns expected late with possible party split in township race.
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Greenvvilis
W. P. Leech
Borough Election Remit Names Officials And Roles
The dispatch reports the borough election remit listing Burgess J A Lininger Council G W Roolh and William Whitle Constable and Collector J K Minnick Bebo Dire A H Zaver 8 R Thompton El McAlure Overseers of Poor D B Moore and Z Donaldson.
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Apactal Teleonam
New Wilsinetor
Burgess
J. A. Lininger
G. W. Roolh
William Whitle
J. K. Minnick
Bebo
A. H. Zaver
R Thompton
el McAlure
D. B. Moore
Z. Donaldson
Election results show Keffer mayor and councilmen elected
The Democratic ticket won the majority while Republicans challenged for Mayor and Council. John Keffer is mayor and councilmen elected include D R Snyder William Orr Samuel Alwine and John Keenan by majorities from 100 to 200. County vote was small.
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Garris
John ©. Keffer
D. R. Snyder
William Orr
Samuel Alwine
John Keenan
Democratic Assistant Bargees Elected in Borough Race
In Wassixonton Pennsylvania on February 18 Edward Prowitt, a Democrat, won the race for Assistant Borough official defeating Republican opponent H F Wiest with the six council seats split. Currin in the First ward was the sole Democrat to win. A Republican cyclone struck Masontown delivering Republican control of the School Board for the first time in borough history.
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WassixoTon
Dward Prowitt
H. F. Wiest Bear Peive
Ceenen
Oed
Currin
Beme
DISFA
Masontown
Ovenrythh
New Castle Elects Officials In Quiet City Election
February 12 report notes a large turnout in New Castle where Hon. John H. Brown was elected Mayor John Bieving was re elected City Treasurer and James W Reis won the City Controller post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
John 8. Brown
John Bieving
James W. Reis
Upset in the Whio Wood's Run mill man nearly drowns
Martin Osborn, a four year old mill worker from Wood's Run, narrowly escaped drowning yesterday afternoon after a skiff capsized near Charters. He clung to the boat's bottom as it overturned, staying afloat until rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Osborn
Wood's Run
Osborn
Shelver
Quiet at Zeliopole as council election proceeds
ZELIENOPLE February 18. The election was quiet today with a vote cast for William Ifft Democrat for Burgess and council races including Jonathan Democrat and Juco Democrat candidates. Fred 7, Commissioner.
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Zelienople
William Ifft
Burgess
Jonaim, i
Pain Balm Claimed To Cure Rheumatism By Local Buyer
A resident reports using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and states it completely cured them after one year of intermittent affliction and inability to walk. The note promotes fifty cent bottles sold by multiple Pittsburgh area merchants and lists several outlets along with a church lecture and curtain shop promotions.
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R. H. Farr
Holban
E. G. Stuckey
Seventeenth
Twenty-fourth Sts
Penn Ave
Cor
Wylie
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Penn
Frankstown
Theo. E.ari
Firth
Carl Hartwig
Forty-third
Butler Ats
Pittsburo
Allegheny
E. E. Hook
Federal St
Thos. R. Morris
Hanover
Preble Aves
F. BH
Ohio St
F. H. Eggers & Son
Smithfield
Wsu
Petroleum Exchange Drops Western Union Ticker
The Petroleum Exchange directors decided yesterday to abandon the use of the Western Union ticker. No more quotations of New York stocks will be shown from the Metropolis for the Exchange. The move follows a notification from Se ea oe charged and is seen as ending a long period of ticker dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Exchange
Western Union
New York
Republican Burgess Elected in New Bricuton Borough
A February 18 telegraph report from New Bricuton notes a light vote with several officials elected. Issac Covert and H. N. W. Hoyt as Schoul Director and T. W. Anderson as Justice in the Fourth ward, Philip Martzolf a Republican elected Burgess. Porter and Jarrett, Republicans, won council seats while Democrats gained others.
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New Bricuton
Issac Covert
Justice
H. N. W. Hoyt Schoul
T. W. Anderson
Philip Martzolf
Burgess
Ator
Evensos
Ap Porter
Aapeee
Jarrett
Zeakey
A Drummer's Mishap Near the railroad station
J E Myers a salesman for Joseph Horne and Co suffered a crushed foot when he slipped from a train car at a way station along the Pi and Western Railroad. He was to Mercy hospital for treatment after the accident.
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J. E. Myers
Joseph Horne &Co
Bauer
Pi and Western Railroad
Carats Way
Meadville Elects Republican Mayor In City Vote
Meadville voters choose Mayor Crrol Harper over Democrat Athlestan Gaston by 129 in a 1,625 total vote. Democrats win three of four City Council seats.
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Apecial
Dispatch
Meadville
Crrol Harper
Athlestan Gaston
Election results from Waynesburg and Scottpane mayor races
A telegram report from Waynesburg on February 1 notes A. P. Dickey elected mayor over Spas W. C. Kimber by about seven votes, with L. Stents chosen as assistant mayor. Republican gains noted in several districts along with council races and mayoral outcomes in nearby Scottpane and Orrt.
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Waynerbare
Dinfator
Waylesburg
A. P. Dickey
Spas
W. C. Kimber
LS. Stents
Overcostas Offer Early Spring Comfort Wear
Local retailer advertises new spring overcoats at ten dollars each. The offer highlights affordable warming outerwear for the season. Sale location cited near the Empire Street area by the court house.
Mex's Walking Po Set Died at Jaws H Aiken Co
Jaws H Aiken & Co at 100 Fil Ave reports the death of Mex's Walking Po Set. The notice provides no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
H. Aiken & CO
Fil Ave
Bessemer Steel Company Election Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Bessemer Steel Company will be held to elect directors and transact other business as specified in the notice. Stockholders of record as of a defined date may attend and vote. Provisions for proxies and meeting location will follow in the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Steel Company
Coroner McDowell Returns to Duty After Recovery
Coroner McDowell resumes duties following a period of illness with reports indicating substantial recovery and readiness to oversee inquests.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervous System Ailments
Wakefalnras and hysterias cited as conditions treated by Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Product claimed to aid nervous system disorders. The ad-style notice lists uses and benefits in period medical marketing tone.
Erie Democrats Triumph in City Election
Erie voters deliver a strong Democratic win with Mayor Charles S Clarke reelected by about 1900, James F Hanley elected treasurer, and party gains noted amid Republican Quay faction tensions and a Brevillist control shift.
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Trenester
Consorimen
Dispatom
Erie
Charles 8. Clarke
Wellington Dancing
James F. Hanley
G.F. Brevillisr
Yaarele Wanes
Ry Oso
Culbertson
Quay
Republican Party
Guay
Quiet Election Passes With Mixed City Returns
The February election results show Ray, Republican, winning Collector by 19 votes, Schofield, Democrat, as Overseer by 54 votes, with Rebe Democrat Burgess at 1290 majority and Swope Republican Assist sent Burgess by 2. Republicans hold the Council. Hastings and Governor Beaver’s family voted before leaving.
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BevLeronts
Ray
Schofield
Rebe
Burgess
Swope
Cook
Treasure
Overnor Beaver
Hastings
Great Confusion Hits Ohio House Over Peterson Blair Controversy
In Columbus the Privileges and Elections committee reports on the Peterson Blair contest with Democrats backing Peterson and Republicans citing Blair’s recount majority. The House adjourns amid chaos as reorganization bills move forward and Campbell pressures for mayoral appointments.
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Columbus
Committee On Privileges and Elections of the
House
Peterson
Maine
Williams
Preble
Eelsofa
Will
Board of Commissioners
Dayton
Cincinnati
Trumbull County
Hamilton
Campbell
Last Farewell of a Prisoner Before Hanging
Special telegram reports Phillipburg scene as Sealey Hopkins faces execution on Thursday. He writes a cautionary letter to youth urging moral effort, thanks supporters from the Masons and Y M C A, and expresses readiness for death. The scaffold is completed and Hopkins, weighing 140 pounds, remains composed despite visitors.
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Phillipsburg
W. Sealey Hopkins
M. OA
Dean Paresp
M. G.A
W. Seeley Hopnins
Hopkins
Vitriol Attack on Miss Emma Fischer Stuns Erie
In Erie Pa February 18 a masked assailant threw vitriol at Miss Emma Fischer at her door. Local citizen Denois McCarthy pursued the attacker, was wounded by gunfire, but pressed on and demanded surrender. The assailant escaped at dawn, leaving Miss Fischer and McCarthy injured but alive.
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Erie
Thie City
Emma Fischer
Denois McCarthy
McCarthy
Mevis
Belinea
Puddler Injured As Furnace Burst Floods Mill
James Conley, a rolling mill worker at Everson Pennsylvania, threw a bucket of water into a furnace during cleaning, causing a violent explosion that tore the furnace apart and badly injured him. The blast also ruptured gas pipes and started a mill fire, which was controlled with limited damage.
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Luvatch
Everson
James Conley
Osion
Conley
Dempsey Beats Billy McCarthy In San Francisco Bout
In New Orleans New Orleans February 18 about 2 000 assembled at the California Athletic Club to watch Jack Dempsey defeat Billy McCarthy in 28 rounds. The fight featured weight under 156 pounds with Dempsey lighter and the Nonpareil dominating with repeated body and neck blows.
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Jack Dempsey
Billy McCarthy
San Francisco
Dempsey
Cmuierans
California Athletic Club
Hiram Cook
Jack McAuliffe
Denny Kelleher
Jimmy Carroll
Paddy Gorman
McCarthy
Erminie Thibeault Back in Washington Rumor
Rumor in Washington links Erminie Thibeault and Louise Barrett to a December escape with Craven E. Silcott and $70 000 or $30 000 from House members. Police search continues as Silcott reportedly plans surrender to authorities. In other news, Warren seizes Mammoth tobacco works at Wheeling on charges of over shipments.
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Washington
Erminie Thibeault
Louise Barrett
Craven E. Silcott
House of Representatives
Silcott
Faat
House Debates Oklahoma Bill Amid 59 Pages Read
The House, in committee of the whole, limited debate to 3 hours 14 minutes on the Oklahoma bill. During the session members called for the reading of 59 pages of Senate Gill and House substitute as retaliation for the time limit. A representative from Iowa then spoke in support, criticizing the Senate measure for excluding Creek and Seminole lands bought under the preceding administration.
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WasuiInaton
House
Oklahoma
Payson
Lllinois
Barnes
Georgia
Senate Gill
Iowa
Senate
A Political Promise Kept In Philadelphia Politics
A Philadelphia citizen laments in the counting room over a failed request for returns and recounts the district's shift from Judge Kelley to Senator Reyburn. The piece notes Reyburn’s long candidacy and claims Kelley’s defeat was engineered by Reyburn supporters who then secured the seat after the deceased Puther.
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Philadelphia
Distator
Kelley
Nator Rey
Puther
Reyburn
Congress
Kelby
Jessly
Explosion injures cook at Duquesne Club kitchen
A gas explosion in the Duquesne Club kitchen badly burned pastry cook August Hutal who had only two days on the job. He lit the stove without a match first, the blast knocking him down and sending him to the Homeopathic Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Club
August Hutal
Banda
Stewart Riley
Mr. Husa
Homeopathic Hospital
Postoffice Extensions Commenced at Pittsburg
A temporary frame 1 by 18 feet was begun yesterday afternoon in the rear yard of the Pittsburg post office. The structure will serve as a storage and mail pouch storehouse until the new building is ready, providing relief to workers in the old facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Driver Hurt After Cable Car Collision at Fifth and Pride
Joseph Hawthorne of Standard Oil was struck by a cable car at Fifth Avenue and Pride Street at 6 30 P M and badly hurt about the head. He was carried into Jones drugstore where Dr King attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hawthorne
Standard Ol Company
Fifth Avenue
Pride Street
Jones’ Drugstore
Dr. King
Death of Steam Scald Victim at Westinghouse Works
Herman Roseburg who was scalded by steam at Westinghouse Electric Works weeks earlier died at West Penn Hospital. An inquest is scheduled for today to determine the circumstances of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Roseburg
Westinghouse Electric Works
West Penn Hospital
Pearl-top lamp chimneys prove durable, says Macbeth & Co
Macbeth and Co of Pittsburgh claim Pearl-top lamp chimneys are made of tough glass and do not break in use. They contrast with other chimneys that are brittle and cheap, noting makers prefer rapid wear for sales, though the speaker doubts this business motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth & Co
Pittsburg
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United States
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Federal Street
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China
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Wood Street
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