Flood Devastation Across City Areas With Widespread Damage
Report details extensive flood damage across River and South avenues with cars overturned and trucks stranded. Exposition Park and the Baseball Arena sustained heavy damage from strong currents, fences swept away, and freight yards flooded. Numerous properties including lime works, foundries, ice caves, and gas works suffered losses. traffic recovery expected days away. Residents salvaged belongings and cleaned homes amid lingering mud and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
Allegheny Avenue
Gas Works
Point Bridge
Pitsburg and Western
Sixth Street
James Hunter Lime Works
Porter Machine Company
Hartington Foundry
Chautauqua Ice Caves
Eower & Co
Wiles & Co
Uetioe & Co
West Canal
Fuel Gas and Manufacturing Company
J. Reilly
Grocer
Craig Street
E. Willis
Corry Street
Charles Net Works
Monk v. McClintock & Irvine
Datascus Mrooze Foundry
Arctic Lee Compan
Evans Foundry
Seip & Co
Pittsburg Tar Chemical Works
Parry Grein
Thompson & Co
Cleaning Up Houges After Flood Deluge Covers Point District
Residents in the Point and river side suffer minor property damage as cellars flood. Pumps strain to remove water on Penn avenue while Minstrels performances resume and family matinees shift to today. Public health fears focus on cold rather than disease from flood deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point District
Point
River Side
Penn Avenue
Anderson
Duquesne
Primrose
West
Pennavrenne
Howling for Gas in Flooded Allegheny Districts
Allegheny residents report gas mains flooded by water causing a gas supply outage. Hundreds shiver in cold homes as workers attempt to pump water from mains. A worried citizen cites illness risk and delays, noting the company blamed cost for not deploying siphons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Allegheny Heating Company
Robinean Street
Praising the Police After Allegheny Flood
Alderman E L Braun credited with frontline work alongside police and the Price force guarding property and aiding victims. Mayor Wyman Chief Murphy and the entire force received high praise for flood relief efforts. Detectives and lieutenants Steele McNimery Alexander and officers Eberhart Timme Livingston and Kelsch were noted for patrolling the city by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Braun
Twelfth Ward
Poota
Wyman
Murphy
Detective Steele
McNimery
Alexander
Offcers Eberhart
Timme
Livingston
Kelsch
Flood Recedes as Joboat Dwellers Return to Floating Homes
Riverfront households reclaim boats as flood subsides. At South Thirty fourth Street the area resumes normal order though mud remains. Polish colony at Twenty six Street suffers damage while many families move goods back to boats. Tuckleyville at South Twenty eighth Street residents return to bases. Robinson Kea Co landing sees boats left high and dry awaiting the next flood. Pittsburg and Western trains mostly resume but near city tracks were damaged requiring transfers to West Penn services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Thirty Fourth Street
Thirtieth Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Tuckleyville
South Twenty Eighth Street
Robinson, Kea & Co
Pittsburg
City to pump out cellars of derelict homes by board order
Fire engines start this morning to drain cellars of houses whose owners cannot pay. Owners of the Schenley Denny and other properties will be notified to have cellars pumped under the State Board of Health. Cites Brown to enforce this measure vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley
Denny
State Board of Health Ciies Brown
New Light on Whisky Trust Conspiracy Case Figures
Nelson Morris and G F Swift of Chicago visited Pittsburg on their way West. Morris, a friend of Secretary Gibson, posted a 620000 bond for Gibson’s release from custody alleging Gibson’s innocence. Morris argues the case is a conspiracy by enemies to unjustly target the trust and expects the truth to vindicate Gibson. The McKinley tariff is noted as affecting export trade for the Chicago meat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Morris
G. F. Swift
Chicago
Pittsburg
Windy City
Mr. Morris
Gibson
Schufeldt
Hin Cen
Nt Mouts
Flooded Mills Brace for Monday Restart Amid $500,000 Loss
A flood crippled iron works from Carnegie to Allegheny with furnace and machinery damage. Initial estimates put losses near $500000 while crews cleaned mud, dried plants, and prepared to resume operations by Monday. Several furnaces cracked, some plants delayed, and others partly reopened last night as workers pushed rapid repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Econ
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Keystone Bridge
Shoenberger & Co
Armstrong Bros. & Uno
Commoditized Liberty Street Losses From Flood Recounted
Commission men report varied losses on Liberty Street as floodwaters recede. Estimates range from minor to several hundred dollars per firm, with many moving goods and cleaning cellars. A fire company meeting ordered two engines to assist in pumping out flooded cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Battle in skiffs as flood aid turns to hand to hand clash
During the Allegheny flood a skiff confrontation broke out as officers attempted to arrest William F. Mack at South avenue. A rescue attempt by Mackey's friends led to a 15 minute melee with oars used as weapons. Angstein was captured after grappling with a constable and a blackjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
William F. Mack
James Mackey
South Avenue
Alderman Brown
David Holmes
Mack
Orst
Furty
Skida
Angstein
Amgstein
Man Begins 50 Day Fast at Fifth Avenue Museum
Elmer A. Collins starts a 50 day self imposed fast at Harry Davis Museum with a crowd watching. He will drink only turpentine and water under medical supervision. observers report his weight and vitals as the fast begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Collins
Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum
Curio Hall
Collins
F. J. McDonald
Davis
Pennsylvania Medical College
Dr. McDonald
West Penn Hospital
Messrs
DrsPaten
Boat at foot of South Twenty Fifth sinks after river drama
William Klaun and Michiel Bozinski lived on a joboat at the river bank. Yesterday Lind O Conner, manager of Republic Iron Works, with workers removed their belongings from the boat and towed it with a vine from the steamer Robert Jenkins. The boat sank after damage. Alderman Succop will review the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klaun
Michiel Bozinski
South Twenty-fifth Street
Lindsay O'Conner
Republic Iron Works
Robert Jenkins
Klaun
C,. KE. Succop
Runaway Southside Girls Held in Fremont Lockup
Two 11 year old girls from the Southside, Katie Steplein and Annie McGuire, were found and detained in Fremont, Ohio. A telegram to Mayor Smith says the case will be held until Saturday, and if unclaimed they will be released from imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Fremont
Katie Steplein
Annie McGuire
Steplein
Mayor Smith
Ciria
Clever Police Tactics Foiled Pair of Pittsburgh Murders
Inspector McAleese and city detectives tested the First district force with two alleged murders. Four Irish attackers fled after a Penn avenue assault. Daniel Guilney was wounded and later died. Dozens of suspects were arrested or identified, with several held on felonious assault charges and a few still at large.
Officer Brennan files assault charge after Hazelwood arrest
Police Officer J P Brennan enters aggravated assault and battery against Richard Davison following a street fight at Hazelwood. Davison allegedly knocked the officer down and struck him with a mace, injuring him before Davison was arrested two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Brennan
Richard Davison
Davison
Hazelwood
People Who Come and Go at Pittsburg Hotels
A parade of travelers visits Pittsburg social and business centers as numerous notables from Denver Chicago St. Paul New York Cleveland and other cities register at the Duquesne Monongahela Seventh Avenue and Anderson hotels. The visitors include shipping executives lawyers jewelers and politicians with notes on their cities and roles.
Rattigan Heiress Seeks Supreme Court Reinstatement
The case centers on a sheriff sale of the Grant street and Virgin alley property once owned by the Rattigan family. James Rattigan, from the Treasury in Washington, challenges a 6 month court order that set aside the deed after funds were distributed to creditors. The Supreme Court was urged to reinstate Mrs. Anne Rattigan to her rights after a lower court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattigan-Meehan
Grant Street
Virgin Alley
Drs. Patch
James Rattigan
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Rattigan
Anne Rattigan
Rattigan & Cunningham
Allegheny
Young Lawyers Favor A New Court Judge
A surge of young lawyers many of whom favor a new court advocate for a judge post. They see younger men as better material than aging peers and discuss backing Attorney Henry A. Davis. Some warn older judges may be dictatorial, though they downplay this in public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Davis
FE Court
Veteran's 8ad Romance Ends In Desertion After Wedding
Thomas Landsay, a veteran of Company G First Pennsylvania Artillery under Colonel Campbell, reported to the Twenty eighth ward station seeking lodging. He married Johanna Busick in Pittsburg who deserted him hours after the ceremony. He has since wandered across the states and territories and is returning to the Hampton Roads Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Landlay
Twenty-eighth Ward
First
Pennsylvania Artillery
Campbell
Pittsburg
Johanna Busick
Landsay
Union
Hampton Roads
Sinews of War Jay Cooke Jr Talks on Civil War Services
Jay Cooke Jr of Philadelphia, visiting Pittsburgh with his wife for a funeral, recalls his father’s Civil War financing and bonds 5-20 and 7-9. He recounts meeting General Grant at City Point and Grant’s remark on funding the war. Cooke describes his father as active yet aging, and notes family fishing interests and properties in Williamsport and Lake Erie.
Indians Disgusted by Washington Treatment of Sioux
A Sioux band returning from Washington to Pine Ridge reports anger at the exclusion of friendly leaders in Philadelphia. American Horse vows to lead as a warrior among his people. Interpreter Louis Primeau warns of spring trouble as hostiles gain attention while friendlies are ignored by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pine Ridge
American Horse
Noble
Louis Primeau
Standing Rock
Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
Two Strike
Cleveland Strong in Texas Says Hoard on Trade
R M Hoard of McKinney Texas toured Cleveland en route home from New York where he bought goods for his store. He reports Cleveland is better liked than Hill in his state and notes a Democratic majority would prevail if a Democratic presidential candidate runs. He adds the McKinney tariff law has benefited local interests and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hoard
McKinney
Tex
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Tr Rdt
Larce
Remains of McCleane and Brown to Be Buried in Allegheny
Funeral services for Mrs. George F. Mc Cleane and her granddaughter Marjorie Brown, victims of the Sherlock disaster, will be held this afternoon at 2 PM at the family home on Hol Ridge avenue Allegheny. Interment in Allegheny Cemetery will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McCleane
Marjorie Brown
Das
George F. McCleane
Majorie Brown
Cincinnai
Hol Ridge Avenue
Allegheny
Allegheny Cemetery
Local items tidy up stray family tale and minor incidents
A city bulletin notes William Green denies a false three week old report that his West Hartlepool wife and children arrived penniless from New York. He says they came from Philadelphia with him paying their fare and that he has a home for them. Fredrick Morens, Braddock Steel Works, is admitted to Mercy Hospital with a dislocated shoulder and scalp wound from falling off a boxcar onto a coke pile. A Taylor and Dean partnership dissolves after James R. Taylor's death. P C Dean to run the business with Robert Ogleby of Allegheny. A 46 year old child is found on Washington Avenue and taken home. police notified. Tax Democrats celebrate John Caldwell's Alderman election with a banquet. A fire in Allen's coal office causes light damage due to an overheated stove. James McChilly falls from a railroad bridge, fracturing his skull but remains in the Sixteenth Ward. The Allegheny Sub Committee on Finance holds a star chamber session, with a claim of inaction. The Seventy-Seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers reunion shifts to April in this city from Altoona. The Verestchagin exhibit at Carnegie Hall draws larger crowds due to the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
Penn Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
John Kearns
Daniel Guiney
John McAulif
West Penn Hospital
Bendel
Coulson
Carrisce
Twenty-eighth Street
Bagley
Adama
Thirtieth Street
City Hall
Sol Coulson
Dan Silvis
William Green
Woods’ Run
West Hartlepool
England
New York
Green
Philadelphia
Fredrick Morens
Braddock Steel Works
Mercy Hospital
James FR. Taylor
FP. C. Dean
Taylor & Dean
James R. Taylor
P. C. Dean
Robert Ogieny
No.8 Parkway
Allegheny
Washington Avenue
Mr. Ogleby
Twenty-fourth Ward
John Caldwell
Amity
South Twenty-seventh Street
Allen
Grant Avenue
Allepheny
James McChilly
Thirty-third Street
Allegheny Sub Committee On Finance
Pennayrada
Altoona
Carnegie
Caught in the Police Net Sees Local Theft and Assaults
Milton Coswell stands accused of stealing a clock from Martin Suncas. William Fletcher is charged with assaulting Henry Smith of Clark street. Henry Breakeron of Southside is accused of threatening to kill his wife. Emma Harding faces a disorderly house charge at 16 Friendship avenue. Michael and William Mayer are charged with assaulting David Lynch. The three men work at Jones and Laughlins Frankstown surface mill. Frank Webster was arrested on clothing theft at 323 Smithfield street. suspected of gang activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Ropinson
Smothers
Cole
Henry Freenan
Stockholm Street
Central Station
Richard and Smith Beal
Frank Dutch
Charles Ross
William Freeman
E Fee
John Hines
Hines
Dan Silvis
John Friel
John Kirby
William McGillick
David Thomas
James Packer
Magitstrate McKenna
Milton Coswell
Martin Suncas
William Fletcher
Henry Smith
Clark Street
Henry Breakeron
Southside
Emma Harding
Friendship Avenue
Michael
William Mayer
David Lynch
Jones & Laughlins
Frankstown Surnace
Frank Webster
Smithfield Street
Grievances Resume in Pittsburgh Railway Wage Talks
Engineers and firemen of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh press for wage increases as officials led by Manager Wood hold daylong meetings. Wood offers some non wage concessions while insisting no raise is granted now. Supreme Council involvement looms with a final decision expected after conductors meet and a Monday joint conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Messrs. Sargent, Howard and Sweeney
Supreme Council of the Federation
United Mine Workers Board Faces Prospect of Long Strike
The Executive Board of the United Mine Workers meets to decide on a potential long strike. Coke workers delegation led by Master Workman Wise and Secretary Parker returned from Columbus with talks for a conference to ease tensions. Secretary Barret notes liners scale committee will not seek talks during the strike, leaving operators to initiate. Several coke superintendents met yesterday with undetermined results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Mine Workers
Wise
Parker
Scale
Columbus
Barret
Denial Over Arrival of Glass Workers at Charleroi Plant
Charleroi Plate Glass Works officials deny that Belgian or English glass workers have arrived for the new works. Operations not expected before May 1, with potential six week delay due to machinery construction. Company rejects knowledge of imports and invites any investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleroi
Incandescent Globe Manufacture Starts in Steubenville
In Steubenville two shops begin producing incandescent light globes after Corning workers strike over wage cuts and union recognition. The American Flint Glass Workers' Union intervenes to place strikers in Steubenville, signaling a fledgling industry expansion alongside other sites where Corning workers have found work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Acne
Bottl Works
Corning
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Globe Blowers
Granite State Sufferers Bail Posted in Fraud Case
George Percival Stewart of Granite State Building and Loan Association pled not guilty and posted 1000 bail for trial with James W. Drape posting the bond. Detective Bhore warned more victims may come forward as about 20 backers invested roughly 11000 in a scheme, while bank officials hold about 1800 to return at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Percival Stewart
Granite State Building and Loan Association
Gripp
James W. Drape
Bhore
Stewart
Egeeston
Granite State Association
Eggleston
Judes
Tollen
Pittsburg
Granite State
Home Office
New Hampshire
Meo Dealers Summoned Before City Alderman
Fifty dealers in cleomargarine were summoned to appear before Alderman Brinker to answer to a charge of selling in contravention of the law. The summons came at the request of an agent of the armery’apiry men’s Association of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinker
Armery’apirymen's Association of Philadelphia
Remember the Wrapper Sale at Jos, Horses & Co.
Worh goods wrappers in calico satine and flannedlette priced at 1 125 150 and 175 dollars each with values as high as 250 dollars. Going fast and a chance to lay away for house cleaning. 609-621 Penn avende.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horses & Co
Penn Avende
Blankets to Close Out at Special Prices Today
Boces and Bua offer certain lots of soiled all wool white country blankets at special prices to clear them out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boces & Bua
Boccs & Bua
Spring Importations and Novel Dress Goods Display
Our direct importations present striking spring wear with handsome designs and attractive prices. New CHALLIS fabrics, High Novelty Paris Dress Robes, lace effects, and embroidered trimmings showcased. Spring dress stuffs in Cheviot, Scotch Tweed, and international suitings from 50c to 3 per yard. Grandines and Mousseline de Soie novelties add color and texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grenadines
Mousseline de Soie
Window Glass Shortage Tied to Factory Shutdowns
A heavy weekly reduction in surplus window glass and a rise in prices are tied to shutdowns of nearly 400 pots and weak business at many fur furnaces. The claim suggests manufacturers will delay restart until a new price climate allows them to bolster profits. Funeral services for painter Richard Alexander proceed with Painters Union No. 10 conducting burial. The flood crisis has passed and Rosenaum & Co advertise discounts on goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alexander
Allegheny General Hospital
Painters’ Union No. 10
Dry Goods Bargains Offer Hosiery and Underwear Deals
No Wet Goods, but Plenty of Bargains In dry wearable goods including odd lots of duplicate stock in hosiery and underwear mussed to clear the cellar. Jos Honge & Co 609 621 Penn avenue Snow Cry beer is uniformly excellent. Leave that brewery. Ask for it at your dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Honge & Co
Penn Avenue
Snow Cry
Woman Found Dead Behind Oak Station Home
Mrs A L Stewart of Oak Station on the Castle Shannon Railroad was found dead behind her residence at 2 pm. She was about 34 years old and suffered from spasms, authorities suspe ct the death resulted from her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stewart
Oak Station
Castle Shannon
Horne & Co Penn Ave Stores Flood Clearance
Horne and Co announces no loss from high water at their Penn Avenue stores with basement stock moved out of reach. They will close out damaged goods at greatly reduced prices in a quick end of it sale though items are not wet or musty, and dry goods remain real bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Boehmer & Co
L. H. Voigt & Co
Scobie & Parker
W. Scott
Huck
Sonn Hall, Jr. & Co
John Duster
John Benkle
Daub & Bros
T. A. Jenkins
John Fite
L. T. Dallmeyer
J.P
Henry B. Rea
Williams & Bulger
Koenig & Schmidt
Strous & McAteer
Meyers & Co
Haworth & Dewhurst
Penn Avenue
Butler Street
Charles Goldbeck
Lossley Stocking Sale Lists Deep Discounts for Children and Ladies
A ad notes numerous hosiery bargains: children's Lisle Thread and Franch Ribbed Cotton stockings sell down to 2 to 20 cents per pair, Mack All-Wool stockings drop to 10 cents, small black wool stockings to 1 cent, ladies cotton stockings fall from 65 cents to 25 cents, and unbleached pieced-lined cotton stockings reduced from $1 to 5 cents per pair.
Bargain Underwear Sale Opens With Odd Lots
Odd lots of Ladies and Children's Winter Underwear go on counters today. A large, slightly soiled Muslin collection including Corset Covers Gowns Skirts and Drawers must sell fast. Men’s undergarments including all wool midweight and scarlet wool items offered at deep discounts with finest Scotch Wool Shirts at low prices.
Boys' waists offered in nearly all sizes at sale
Nearly all sizes of Star Perealea Shirt Waists are available in choice goods. These waists are only slightly worse for handling and were never wet. Priced at 400 and Toc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Perealea
Gloves and Mittens Price Clearance at Stores
A storewide display offers all wool mittens and gloves marked down from prior prices. Boys gloves, ladies cashmere gloves, and fleece lined pairs now discounted to clear counters. Fresh Spring stock arriving daily with silks, wools, cottons, and new Spring jackets on display.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal
Sandusky
Anderton
Anderson Street
Ninth Street
Hiver Avenue
Robinson
Goodrich
Lacock
Grantham
Main Streets
Robinson Street
Scott
Allegheny Authorities
Railways
Chief Brown
Whisky Trust
Liberty Street Commission
McConway, Torley & Co
Zog & Co
Crescent Steel Works
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
A. M. Byers & Co
Stonday
Dilworth, Porter & Co
South Pittsburg
Atterbury & Co
Abel, Smith & Co
Singer, Nimick & Co
J. Painter's Sons &Co
Bens Bros
South Thirteenth Street
Sharpsburg
Lindsay & McCutcheon
la Bell Steel Works
Allgeheny Fire Committee
Daniel Guilney
Mulvehill
Paddy Fitzgerald
Jobin MecTiehe
Denniston
Smith
Richard Beale
No. & Clark Street
Henry Freeman
Washington County
Panhandle Road
Pennsylvania
McTighe
Mansfiela
Hendel
McDonald Station
Mansfield
McDonald and
Ae Grove
A. F. Wolf
Denver
Col
J. Duxgen
Thomas B. Myers
St. Paul
Ivan Spiro
D. MacLintock
P. W. Shattuck
James Peacock
W. G. Mason
Youngstown
Mahoning Division
Erie Htailway
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
George L. Rhodes
8. B. Farnesworth
City
C. L. Fargo
A. Beck
W. M. Roberts
Wheeline
Schlosser
Major. D. Rhodes
Sharon
Monongahela
John Dick
Meadville
Sam Dick
J. J. Allenbaugh
John K. Ewing, Jr
Uniontown
W.L. McKown
Walker's Mills
Central Hotel
George F. Hess
Seventh Avenue
J. B. Smithman
Oil City
James K. Pearson
John M. Watson
New Castle
K. 8. Murphy
Johnstown
Thad
N. J. Ackley
Warren, C
Austin Potter
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
R. B. Sherman
Jamestown
L. L. Miner
Fayette County
F. A. Smythe
John N. Reynolds
Claggett
Torontown
J. N. Friedman
Butler
Meehan
Jay Cooke, Jr
J. K. Moorhead
Dispatch
McCleane
Cincinnati
Mr. Cooke
Ogonz
Senator Quay
Williamsport
Gibralter
Pitt-in-Hay
Lake Erie
Ieto Pittsburg
General Moorhead
Pitsburg
City Point
Father
General Grant
Grant
Texas
McKinley
Lone Star State
Supreme Council
St. Charles
Connellsville
Corning & Co
Hucus & Hacxe
Fifth Ave
Market St. Fell
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Market 8St
Rosenaum & Co
Children's
C. Weisser
Market
Mathew Mellett
John O’brien
Mellett
Mellers
O’brien
Horne & CQ
Penn Ave
Tlossery
JUS. Horne & CO
Morrow
Crit
Smithfield ST
P Denniston
Feéil
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