Miners Strike and Evictions Contested at Brookville
Telegram from Tawney reports the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company failed to start up today's works. Managers Quinlisk and Wilson issued a subpoena to show cause why evictions should occur, with a hearing scheduled for tomorrow at Brookville. The narrative covers wage reductions, demotions, and disputes leading to a months-long lockout and threatened mass eviction notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diftch
Paxsxs
Tawney
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company
Quinlisk
Wilson
Brookville
W. B. Wilson
Division 3
K. of
J Anes Fm
Cleputes
Et Ae Ean
Ated
Underwood
Influenza Grips City Officials and Citizens Across Districts
Southai de Medical Society discussed illness last night as doctors reported sudden onset influenza with two forms, mild weather linked spread, and fever headaches. Notables including Rev Maxwell and railroad superintendent Pitcairn suffered, with many clerks, policemen, and workers at Carnegie Phipps affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southaide Medical Society
O’connor
Medical Society
Marvin
Peter Oe
Joseph Hunter
Fred Goodwynn
Gusky's
Samuel Maxwell
Pitteboro
Trinity Church
Allegheny
McCandless
Samuel J. Wainright
Winterton
Hon
M. Lafferty
W. G. Gish
Wm. Imhoff
Lucky O11 Producers Strike Wells Near Great Belt City
A special telegram reports oil activity around Great Belt City. The Myoma field shows 46 wells drilling with 8 rigs active and 7 new locations. notable wells include the Joseph Cushdollar farm, Penn Oil barrel well, and the Jane Hays 100-foot sand test which could expand the field to the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burien
Pittsberg Capitalista
Thomas
Nis
Gana
Coe & Co
Myoma
Joseph Cushdollar
Myoma Seid
Lower Glade Ran
Janes Hays Ae
Mercer License War Prompts Dry County Expectation
Greenville reports a license vote fight with Greene County likely to go dry except Sharon Borough. Signature tallies show George E. Sparrow supporting licenses with 874 against, Aston Fell 635 for and 83 against, Michael Hamill 7 for and 57 against. Police note a separate incident of a stolen vehicle Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Greenville
George E. Sparrow
Aston Fell
Michael Hamil
Three Men Die In One Day In Pennsylvania Central Crash
Special telegram reports a Pennsylvania Central train collision near the passenger station at this point. Adam Wolfgang, 45, longtime yarimas hor, was killed and ROBERT Worley of All 4 was injured. The incident occurred today, wounding and killing multiple men in the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Distatcn
Traoss
Pennsylvania Central
Adam Wolfgang
Yarimashor
Thie Point
Wolfgang
Robert Worley
Beaver County Bar Association elects officers at meeting
At a Beaver County Bar Association session Braven January officers were chosen with G. J. Eberterdt as President and W. 4. Thomecnaes as Vice President, Laird as Treasurer, B. fenaynd2 on a committee, and A aM Cuthbertson among others for the representative committee. The gathering adjourned with a note to meet at the House in New Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikpecal Teleusam
Braven
Beaver County Bar Association
G. J. Eberterdt
Thomecnaes
SN. Bigger
Treaser
Vooem Laird
Consore B
Mrs Rogers Denied Divorce in Noted Case
Special Telegram to The Dispatch reports Judge Taylor denying the divorce petition in the notable case of Mrs EB Rogers versus Euclid B Rogers for a sheviate divorce. The decision was rendered this evening in Fauxxcux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauxxcux
Taylor
EB. Rogers
Euclid B. Rogers
Impressive Ceremonies Attending His In fection Into Office
David J. Brewer was sworn in as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Fuller presided as the Court convened at noon with Justice Strong in attendance. Brewer wore the black robe, took the oath, and was escorted to his seat as Justices offered nods of welcome. Regular court business followed.
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Teachers’ Institute
Mead
John Renevitsch
Ared
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Calvin Batsuen
Osee
James 5
la Gmirre
Mansfield Vgley
First Presbyterian of
Mansfield Valley
Main Street
Jobo Town
Morrellville
Morrellville Crossing
Pasencers
Mrs. D
Washington
David J. Brewer
Court of the United Poey
Fuller
Strong
No Reports Like His Over There Says English Paper
Washington correspondent reports Secretary of Agriculture Jerry Rusk expressing pride in U S operations abroad and hints his next dispatch will be more important. Freight and passenger rate news from St Paul notes Burlington Railway cuts to Boston with first class at 22 and second class at 20, reflecting economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasshington
Jerry Rusk
St. Paul
Burlington Road Today
Boston
Sooline
Chicago
J Faneral
Boyd
Frank KR
Rebecca Street
Allegheny
Boyle
Vine Street
Fearn G. Borne
Crain
James Flien
James
Flinn
Fourteenth Street
Southside
Gregg
Jane
M. Hasselbart
Lewis
Mary Hasselbart
Barkhammer Street
Mt. Oliver
Kane
Shareebuts
Maggie Pee
Loughran
LoucHaan
Sixteenth Street
Mitchell
Maces
Maangrert Mitchell
Forty-fifth Street
Torspay
St. Mary's Church
Fortysixth Street
Friends of
Sucumen Ai Esainuer Eecapes Murphy
A Mart
Patrick
Eli Murphy
Mary A. Butler
Fifth Avenue
Qo'clocx
McKelvey
Flushing
Belmont Co. O
Pennsylvan
Monongahela
Uniontown
Montel—Atmburg
Enogas Dontey
Dan D
Jolly SteHr
W. Kehbrer
Green Street
Philadelphia
Beautiful silk crepes at reduced prices at Knable and Shuster
India Silke lines in 45 inch cream and white striped silk crepes advertised as the prettiest of the season. HwaBie SHUSTER, MTT 35 Fifth Ave promotes sales with crowds urged to visit their store for import newness. Marriage licenses granted yesterday noted with brief entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HwaBie & Shuster
MTT
Fifth Ave
Soces & Bunt
Silk Bargains Sweep Through Department Store Selection
A long advertisement catalogs deep discounts across the Silk Department and Dress Goods at reduced prices. It highlights Black Brocade Silks, Guinet’s Cachemire Silks, Evening Shades Silk Faille, and Broadcloths with many items halved or heavily discounted. Includes Camel’s Hair, English Serges, Clan Tartans, Silk Costumes Plushes, and numerous 50 cent items with emphasis on quick sale. Embroidery sale and related textiles pushed as major draws.
Grand midweek and weekend sale on new goods
Advertisement notes repeated placements in the Dispatch and Chronicle Telegraph across the week and invites readers to attend openings this week. It promises grand special sale throughout the month and claims best values yet in this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lake
Pote Centre
Mich
Dispatch
Chronicle Telegraph
Cloak Rooms and Furs Deal Slashed Prices At Sale
A cluttered ad lists cloaks and furs with many prices cleared to five dollars each as part of a crowded historical context. The knife reference appears in stray copy but no violence occurred.
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Newsy
LA Grippe
Lucky
Great Belt City
Isflcial
Meeci and Chopers
Thee States
Justice Brewer
Ayer
Sarsaparlla
J. G. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Blooker
Bralioxore
Baltimore
Brazil
Anderson
Jos. Horace & Co
Penn Avenue
Eyase & Seuster
Mit
SchonpeLm MreEr & Co
Obiest
ExsanLe & Sxustex
Feo Co
India
Silke
Knable & Shuster’s
James Archibald & Bro
Third Avenue
Smithfield
Central Rotel
Peraeeeeren
Pittsburg
Sree Insurance Co
North
Illtam Jones, Ores & Pouth Avenue
Western Insurance CO. OF
Wood Street
Faille Francaises and Armures
Soc
Danziger’s
the Money Saving Stores
Guinet
Silk
Secent
America
McClintock &Co
Sixth Street and
Penn Ave
Fleishman & Co
Gusky’s
Meltons
Kerseys
A.C. Campbell & Sons
DR. 3
M. McClaren
Fourth Avenue
Norfolk
New Brunswick
Scott
Ae Aly Aiaes
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St. and Park
Wanamaker
Gusky
Martel Fine
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