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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1891

Page

5

Rioting foreigners attack Vanderbilt coke works

A large mob of hundreds of foreign strikers, mainly Hungarians and Slavs, attacked Paull and Fort Hill coke works in Vanderbilt. They shot, threw stones, and chased workers, with deputies called in as clashes turned violent. leaders urged restraint while the mob persisted in raids and assaults.

Scorrpne Vanderbilt Paull and Fort Hill Works Fort Hill Sumoie Boss Louden Paull Works Pauli Hess Louden McCrac Stulkers Weir

Harrisburg Officer Elected Department Commander in Pennsylvania

AlToosa Feb 2 The Department En campmest of the Grad Army of Pennsylvania held two seizures today and completed its work The endowment was called to order at o clock AM The ballot for Department Commander and Medical Director announced Lieut ant Boyer of Post 58 Harrisburg for Department Commander and Dr Williams of Brandywine Post for Medical Director

AlToosa Army of Pennsylvania Boyer Harrisburg Dg. Williams Brandyeiw Post

Delegates Elected At National Encampment Session

The delegates elected to the National Encampment will be announced via a general order. Degent Commander Boyer re appointed J. S. Town of Philadelphia as Assistant Adjutant General and A. Levering of Philadelphia as Assistant Quartermaster General. The encampment adjourned after meeting at Pittsburgh to meet again at a future location.

John F. Mackie Philadelphia F. A. Morrison Streitport Council L. W. Sbengie Wo. Patterson Pittabarz B. Maxwell Post & Germantown A. W. Pancoast J.J. Rose Degent Boyer J. 5 A. Levering Marine Pitburg

Democrats face a two thirds hurdle over pending world fair measures

The text notes the Democrats must secure a two thirds majority to pass crucial bills. It states serious difficulty and deadlock as open measures for the World’s Fair project and related developments remain unresolved.

Ani Ana Canereny

Tri State Brevities: Local incidents and sentences

A Tuesday strike in Youngstown is settled and Altoona’s stable fire killed Max Seigel. A Cambria Iron Works furnace blast in Johnston Township caused a morning explosion with no injuries. William Lehan surrendered to Greensburg police for robbing two Mifflin stores. The Dorr brothers pleaded guilty and received seven years. Teaters got twelve years for tollhouse murder. Two highwaymen, McPherson and Courtney, were arrested near Irwin for assaulting peddlers. McPherson is a former Jeannette officer and Courtney is described as a negro accomplice.

Altoona Max Seigel Cambria Iron Works Johnstown William Lehan Greensburg Mifflin Dorr Teaters George McPherson BR. B. Courtney Irwin Manor McPherson Jeannette

Fayerweather Will Contest Sees Major Change In Court

In New York on February 23, witnesses stated Henry D Vaughan Thomas G Ritch and Justice Bulkely signed away any claim to the residuary estate of leather merchant Fayerweather. The residuary value was estimated at 1,000,000 to 1,600,000 benefiting multiple colleges and hospitals. The will was admitted to probate with codicils removed, shifting the residue to be divided among named institutions.

New York Fayerweather Henry D. Vaughan Thomas G. Ritch Justice L. Bukely Ritch and Bulkely

Kansas law markers pass railroads and live stock bills

In Topeka on February 2 the House approved a $3 500 appropriation to fund an experimental station at the State University to study cholera infected insects as a method against church bugs The House also passed a congressional apportionment bill dividing the state into eight districts and reduced freight rates by about 23 percent Speaker Elders freight rate measure cleared the Senate banned combinations among livestock buyers and sellers

Topeena House State University Snow Committee On Congressional Elder Senate

Elegant Spring Overcoats and Suits Debut at Local Clothiers

An early spring sale offers men’s overcoats and suits at 990 each. Store highlights include light or dark shades in overcoats and varied suit patterns from neat checks to plain blacks and blues. Purchasers are urged to buy now to beat higher future prices at CLOthine COMPANY corner Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House.

Oxford PC. C.C Prrrasutre Comptation Clothine Company Grant and Diamond Streets Court House

Natatorium pool reopens after flood at Duquesne Way

After a ten day closure due to flooding the bie salt water swimming pool at the Natatorium Duquesne Way is once more open. Water is pure and temperatures agreeable with daily hours 7 AM to 9 PM and Sundays 7 AM to 4 PM. Turkish Russian Roman and electric baths operate day and night with ladies days on Tuesday and Friday mornings and evenings. Manager Frep Goopwys oversees this complete bathing establishment.

Bie Duquesne Way Timos Iladies Frep Goopwys

Spring Transcontinental Tours by Raymond & Whitcomb

Raymond and Whitcomb announce three grand spring and early summer tours leaving the East on Monday, April 20. One itinerary covers 13 000 miles in 82 cars across the continent from San Diego to Muir Glacier with Yellowstone National Park featured. A second omits Alaska voyage while a third travels Colorado and California returning via Salt Lake City. descriptive circulars available at 111 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.

Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb Pacific Coast San Diego Great Muir Glacier Alaska Yellowstone Nations Park Colorado California Salt Lake City Raymond & Whitcomb South Ninth Et Philadelphia Raymond Pacific Northwest Northern Pacific Yellowstons National Park Selt Lake City Denver & Rio Grande Yonemite Valley Sig Tree Groves Arsend Hi So Ninth St Continental Hotel

Pier and Daniels to Market New Wiener Beer March First

The firm Pier and Daniels of Forbes Street will release their extra pale Wiener Beer around March 1. Joseph Geiger, formerly of Jacob Ruppert's brewery in New York, supervised production and asserts only the finest malt and hops were used. He believes the beer stands unmatched for flavor and brightness in the city. Also mentions Mrs. Wrxslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.

Pier & Danials Forbes Street Joseph Geiger Jacob Ruppert New York City

Leading Pittsburgh Importer Dominates Dress Goods Market

Joseph Horne & Co. of Wood Street, Pittsburg, showcases an immense dress goods department with 140 wool bouret styles and 84 Turner worsted variants, sold at 25 to 50 cents per yard, signaling a shift of dress fabric trade to local merchants. The firm links with Paris, Germany, Saxony, Bradford, and domestic suppliers, offering broad variety and aggressive pricing to attract buyers within 100 miles.

Jos. Horne & Co Pittsburg Joseph Horne & Co Messrs Oseph Horne & Co Paris Germany Saxony Bradford India Grenadines New York Wood Street Toch

Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday in Jefferson Township

List of marriage licenses issued with names such as Margie Brow, John Gerlach, Mary Morrow, George Fitch, Jane Ann via, Catharine Hagan, Joe Archer, Sarah Jane Full, Helena Bossman, and others. Notices reference residences, towns like McKee's Rocks and Pittsburg, and local administrative notes. Funeral notices for Blake, Dietrich, England, Hall, McIntyre, Owens, Palmer, Romack, Shaler follow with dates, times, and venues.

W .Itm Goldstrohm Mim Margie Brow Defferson Manefeid John Gerlach Mary Morrow Eereeesss Manel George W. Fitch Etna Boron Joseph Nne Feenagpebae Blake Helena Montana Francis C. Blake First Presbyterian Church Wood Street Dietrich McKee's Rocks Cuarna Drernice L. J. Dietrich Wontha Philadelphia Pontiac England Mary A Miles H. England Forty-second Street Pittsburg Jons G. Hall McIntyre Anna M W. McIntyre South Street M. E Owens Katif Seurtice Felix Mary Owens Plumalley Palmer Fair Oaks Nelson K. Paumes Sandusky Street Baptist Church Allegheny Romack Omera Grace Romack Gas City Council, Jr U.A.M U. P van Braam and Locust Streets A. Shaler John Conway Shaler Duquesne Heights

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