Del Sarte and the Paris Del Sartism Tradition
Madame Del Sarte discusses her father Francois Del Sarte and the origins of Del sartism focusing on intellectual clothing rather than physical dress. She demonstrates vocal inflection, recalls Gustave and Xavier Del Sarte, and notes the family’s Paris Conservatory pedigree and ties to Bizet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Tel Sarte
la Fontaine
Julien Academy
Gustave del Sarte
Dumas Fils
Grmnase
Xavier
Madame Francois
Bizet
Carmen
Paris Conservatory
Maiam del Sarte
Madame del Sarte
Italians Form Republican Club In Allegheny County
The Democratic Committee of Allegheny county holds a major meeting at City Hall to elect the State Central Committee. Guffey Harrity factions split the county with districts in dispute. Jiles Clark clash for district seats. The new Italian Republican Club advocates civic integration, pledging to support Republican tickets and aid Italians in adapting to American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Democratic Committee
Allegheny County
Common Council
City Hall
State Central Committee
Allegeny County
Dames Tracy
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Harrity
Tracy
McKenna
Fortyfourth
James Clark
John Jile
Clark
Jiles
State Department
Harrisburg
P. Foley
Guiiey
W. L. Scott
Guftey
Guffey
Boyle
Brenner
T.leary
John B. Larkin
Alderman MecKenns
Thomas Mullen
Griffey
diles-Glark
Lawrenceville
Praddock
McKeesport
Millvale
Sharpsburg
Etna
Tarentum
Springdale
Harity
Allegheny
Death and Drink End in Tragic New Year Night
George Briggs, a veteran with a pension and a storied past, celebrated New Year by toasting to Death and attempting suicide to end life for financial worries and a restless drinking habit. His wife refused to drink, he drank from her glass, fell ill, but a stomach pump and physician revived him. He vows to try again if fate forces recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Briggs
Smiggs
Pers Green
Foster
Washington Avenue
Allegheny
County Prison Board Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The County Prison Board meets at 9 this morning for routine business and the Warden presents the annual report. New quarterly committees of the board will also be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Italian Republicans organize Pittsburg club of 67
The United Italian Republican Club of Pittsburg forms with 67 members. It is the first such club in America and aims to mobilize Italians to naturalize and engage in political life, with active work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Republican Party
Christopher Columbus
Allegeny County
Nardyz
Joseph Parnelli
Bonistalli
Pittsburg
United Italian Republican Club of
Second Avenue Street Car Strike Reported Quiet
A boycott and non-union staffing sparked a tense dispute as ten cars operated with new crews. The D A 3 Executive Committee released a circular urging support for the strike, condemning management and urging patrons to abandon a line seen as anti union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
W.J. Burns
Second Avenue Line
Accidental New Year Shooting Leaves Teen Mortal
Enoch Aubrick eighteen was wounded in a Four Mile Run celebration when John Sefton handled a revolver and it fired. Aubrick likely to die. Sefton arrested and jailed at Fourteenth ward station. Both teens mill workers in the same neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Aubrick
John Sefton
Aubrick
Sefton
O'Brien
Officar Welsh
Fourteenth Ward
Four Mile Run
Pittsburg Post Office Misses First Grade Despite Gains
The Pittsburg mailing department reports 59.9 percent 710 letters and papers handled with a rise of 14,089,190 over 1890. Letters totaled 43,260,769 while papers reached 10,729,950 with only 556 errors. Pittsburg remains in second class, needing 600,000 or more in yearly business, and last year’s receipts fell short by 52,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Toronto Judge Visits Chris Dickson and Talks Canada US Annexation
Judge Letellier of Toronto, formerly a Canadian Parliament member, stayed with Chris Dickson for days and returned home last night. He said annexation with the United States is too young for serious talk and would take years to harmonize, noting all Dominion provinces should be represented at the World's Fair, with Newfoundland likely to have a special exhibit. He praised Premier Abbott but preferred Thomson of the Catholic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Letellier
Toronto
Chris Dickson
Canada
United States
Dominion
Newfoundland
Abbott
Thomson
Mary Long Raided Again By Police In Enon Alley
Mary Long of the Southside and five men were jailed after a police raid on her Enon alley house following neighbor complaints of nightly drinking and disturbances. The detainees named Julius and David Stoker David Morgan John O'Donnell and Frank Gershon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Long
Southside
Enon Alley
Julius
David Stoker
David Morgan
John O’donnell
Frank Gershon
Halt on selling beer from wagons sparks protest from clubs
Northside Protective Association led by Detective Hesser vows to enforce liquor laws against huckster wagons peddling quarters and eighths without orders. The group says breweries’ wagon sales mimic retail trade and harm licensed dealers, while Hesser warns clubs may seek licenses next year and aims to block them as speak-easy activity resurges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Lianor Protective Association
Hesser
Northside Protective Association
Allegheny County
Allegheny
Consolidated Lines See Higher Daytime Use Under New Management
The first day of consolidated traction on the Duquesne and Fifth Avenue lines showed Duquesne carrying about 33 000 passengers and $1 675 in receipts while the Fifth Avenue logged just over $1 000. All night cars ran 12:30 to 5 a m with about $80 in fares and $14 in expenses, netting roughly $62 profit. Duquesne’s daily receipts remained higher than the cable road, and officials attributed gains to fare parity. New dispatcher Eric Dowell said schedules would be refined after initial trials, aiming to improve service and reduce through cars on the Duquesne while maintaining convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Fifth Avenue
Cable Road
Duquesne Line
Thomas Bigelow
EricDowell
Bellefield
Wilkinsburg
Fifth
Highland Avenues
Oakland Burglars Steal Jewelry From John N Hazlett Home
In Oakland at about 8 30 p m a thief entered the Ward street home of John N Hazlett city editor of the Leader while family were present and stole gold watches bracelets spectacles and valuable papers including mortgages and lodge documents The thief was seen descending from the front porch roof and fled The incident prompts an inventory and police search with two suspects detained but released or locked up as reports differ Also note Burdette discusses prophecy dangers for THE DISPATCH readers tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
John N. Hazlett
The
Leader
Ward Street
Ward
Miss Hazlett
John Bates
East End
Fitzsimmons
Beaver
Thieves Enter Home on Sixth Avenue. Sacque Recovered
Between 6 and 7 p.m. thieves forced entry at James Orr of 25 Sixth avenue and stole a sealskin sacque and three diamond rings. The sacque was recovered on the roof by police. diamonds not found. Police continue investigation as monthly department changes take effect with Inspector Silvis to the First district and McKelvy to the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Orr
Sixth Avenue
Silvis
McKelvy
East End
Inspector Whitehouse
Southside
Robinson
Collided With the Law In City Scuffle
Adam Peffer suffered a serious eye injury after a street dispute with Jobin Beppert on South Nineteenth Street. Beppert knocked him down and struck him with a stone before Peffer was taken to Southside Hospital and later jailed. Also arrested were Fred Bexmost on Liberty Street for suspected cons, T J Mahoney on larceny charge, and Riccard Harey for assaulting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apiout
South Nineteenth Street
Adam Peffer
Ile
Jobin Beppert
Yeppert
Beppert
Petter
Southside Hospital
Fred Bexmost
Millvale
Liberty Street
Denniston
T. J. Manowey
Johnnstown
Bendel
Mahoney
Riccard Harey
Mogan and
Bumbaugh
Central Station
First Violent Death in 1892 Pittsburg Journal
James Foster aged about two when he came to live with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hall near Homestead was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train while walking home at dawn after New Year’s Eve revelry. Coroner’s jury ruled accidental death. Foster’s origins remain unknown to his guardians and community, and his burial will be in the county potters field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster
Potters' Field
Journal of Vital Statistics
Bureau of Health of
Pittsburg
Foster
J. W. Hall
Homestead
Hazelwood
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Braddock
McDowell
Mrs. Hall
Halla
Mr. Hall
Bull Attacks Rankin Man In Field, Feeds On New Year Plans
John Hoffman of Rankin station on the B and O road cut across a field to reach the city and spend New Year's Eve. A large bull charged him, tossing him into the air and goring him severely. Train men rescued him and he was taken to West Penn Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
West Penn
Hoffman
Rankin Station
West Penn Hospital
Furnace Worker Burned At Edgar Thomson Plant
Patrick Mahon of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital after a serious burn to his right foot and leg. He reportedly lost balance while pouring hot metal into molds and fell into the molten material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mahon
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Mercy Hospital
Explosion of Beck's Run engine injures man and sparks water claim
Alexander Love, injured when the Beck's Run road engine blew, denies the blast was due to water shortage. He says the boiler had three gauges of water and inspected it shortly before the explosion. An examination found the plate at the break about 132 of an inch thick. Love is recovering with a serious head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Love
Beck's Run
Love
Colorado Oil Not Worth Talking About
W. E. Johnston manager of the Florence Oil Refinery in Colorado denies ownership by Standard Oil while confirming collaboration. He dismisses rumors of price cuts to crush rivals and says Colorado oil field is too small to matter. He notes potential in California sand oil versus Colorado shale percolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
W. E. Johnston
Florence
Anderson
The
Standard
Pennsylvania
Johnston
California
Press Club delegates travel by Central and Wagner cars to San Francisco
The special train to the International League convention leaves New York at 10 p m on Wednesday January 6. Pittsburg delegates join the party later in Erie or Cleveland as arrangements change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club
International League
San Francisco
Pittsboro
New York Central Road
New York
Price for Men’s Overcoats Sparks Great Drive
An advertisement touts large discounts on 500 blue or black or cheviot overcoats with silk velvet collars priced at 690 and marked down from 15 to 26 90. It notes Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co at Grant and Diamond streets open late and promotes other seasonal bargains at area stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Cc. GC. C
Pittsburg
Cooley gang unwarranted fear in Fayette county visit
George Meyers and George Mashey return from Fayette county mountains after two days hunting. They visited the Cooley family and claim the Cooleys are rough but harmless mountaineers not posed to burglaries or serious crimes. They note a hog theft implication but deny organized depredations. Frank Cooley shot a pheasant during the stay and sausages were made in the presence of Pittsburgers. Christianity in business is teased as a Hodges series starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meyers
George Mashey
Fayette County
Fayette
Cooley
Cooleys
Pittsburg
Cooley Boys
Frank
Mr. Meyers
Men's Smoking Jackets Closing Out
Sale announces remaining stock of men's smoking jackets with deep discounts across multiple price points. Ad highlights quantities and reduced prices, listing Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue Stores and Dr Jaynes Expectorant as featured products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bargain Prices Offered on Clesk Rooms Garments
All garments in our Clesk Rooms now offered at reduced prices. Black Cheviot Reefers drop from 7 to 4 dollars, Striped Cheviot Jackets from 11 to 4, satin lined Black Cheviot garments with Astrakhan roll fall from 11 to 4, Tan Cheviot satin lined Mink trimmed drop from 10 to 8, Black Cheviot fur trimmed from 15 to 10. Entire cloak stock discounted similarly.
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France
Nwe
Monsieur Geralkin
Mr. del Sarte
Mrs. Havemeyer
Conuuere
Telharte
del Sarte
Sarte Pere
Zrester
Henri IX
Quartier du Rieux Chelle
Paris
Marrow Crawforp Gallaher
Kilkenny
Brennen
Isles
Wallace
Walker
Prison Board Monthly Meeting
Politics
Bane
Shirley Dare
Mars
Edison
Camille Flammarion
Dispatch To-Morrow
Penn Street
Brewers
Detective Hesser
Pittsborg
Pittsburg Association
Max Schneider
Wise
William B. Rodgers
Supreme Court
Allegheny City
John PD. Hastings
Kirkpatrick
Agnew
Rodgers
Slagle
Flammarion
Monongahela House
Edward Abramson
Mr. Sellers
Portland
Gallinger
Allegheny Branch Office
Federal ST
Consolidated Lines
Burdette
Dispatch Tomorror
Hela
Patrick Mahon Burne
Hot Metal
New India Silks
Rosenbaum & Co
Angostura
George Hodges
Dispatch
Biber & Easton
Tissa
Edward
Groetzinger
J. D. Bartlett
W. V. Dermitt & CO
Grant Street
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