Constitutional Objections to House Rules Fight in Johnstown District
In Wasniscros, January 12, Democrats prepare to contest new House rules. Speaker Reed tightens control while Carlisle plans a stubborn floor fight but backs party unity. Republicans expect adoption of the committee’s rules, with Democrats likely to delay then force a ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Reed
Johnstown
Carlisle
Committee On
Cannon
Suy- Ereping
Cunnop
Solaseth
Gm United Party
Mr. Reed
Lightner
Anxious Mormons Await Supreme Court Decisions
A special dispatch notes two United States Supreme Court Mormon cases likely to be decided soon. The disputes challenge Edmunds law era provisions targeting the Church of Latter Day Saints. Lower courts ruled against the church. Utah delegates and supporters press for reversal and constitutionality affirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified States Supreme Court
Idaho
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Church of Latter Day Saints
Utah
Onine
Vermont
Senate
Usd
United
Missouri Senatorial Fight Signals Shifts in South
Washington reports that Senator West of Missouri will face rivals as Alabama hints at replacing James L. Purch. The Alabama Democratic Legislature may nominate a successor at May state convention to Port Seay, while rumors grow around Governor aspirant Gee Ge and other unnamed contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iPharem
Washington
West
Missouri
Alabama
James L. Purch
Port Seay
Constitutional Objections to Government Assistance
PROM A OTOP CORRESPONDENT Waseryoros January 2L Mr Daniel Coolidge Superintendent of the Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseryoros
Daniel Coolidge
Johnstown
Temperance Pledge Renewed by St Mary of Mercy Men
About 100 parishioners renewed their temperance vows for the coming year at St Mary of Mercy. Rev Father Gheedy administered the pledge. Father Sheedy delivered an eloquent sermon on abstinence. A public meeting followed in Duguesne school hall with ward speakers scoring. Some members were asked to endorse liquor license applications but refused and may file remonstrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total
St. Mary of Mercy Church
Father Gheedy
Father Sheedy
Duguesne
Is Sn
Idle thousands of miners in warm weather face idle season
Thousands of hard coal miners in the anthracite region remain idle despite warm weather. Reports claim Mr. Corbin is shipping coal for a special purpose and underbidding rivals to win contracts, including a 225,000 ton annual supply to Manhattan, as others issue large coal shipments to spur demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solantie
Tidewater
Corbin
Lehigh Railroad Company
Fermah
Manhattan
The
Reading Railroad
Arrest of a Puddier Causes Trouble for the Officers
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISTRICT. Beteronte, Pa., January 12. Excitement rose as Officer Folk arrested a puddler. While escorting him along the creek another puddler tackled Folk, tossed him into the water, and fled. Folk pursued, drew his revolver after a knife was shown, and shot the assailant. Officer Gates intervened to arrest another puddler, but bystanders attacked the officers. The men were compelled to retreat, one assailant was seriously wounded and hospitalized. The puddler crew were later arrested and held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beteronte
Janeary
Folk
Gates
Employed Wiring Workers Ask for Working Cards
AFL backed electricians strike influences building trades to demand working cards for light wire crews. Members in buildings with wired light systems inquire about workers’ affiliations and card status as unions push for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Electrical
A Fatal Initiation Death of a Preacher in Lodge Room
Special Telegram to the Dispatch reports Rev. J. W. Johnston of the Methodist church died from injuries received at a Masonic lodge Friday night. Two pastors, Rev. Johnston and Rev. N. Fen, were present during an incident. Johnston was carried to his home where injuries seemed painful but not dangerous the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
J. W. Johnston
Johnston
N. Fen
Trades Council Seeks Flint Glass Union Delegates
At the Central Trades Council meeting on Saturday night Delegate W. B. James of Rankin urged inviting the American Flint Glass Workers Union to send delegates. Robert Schroeder of the German Journalists Assembly was admitted as a reporters’ union member for the first time. J Evans is expected to be reelected president, with possible changes to other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades Council
W. 8. James
Rankin
American Flint Glass Workers Union
Reporters’ Union
Ate
Robert Schroeder
German Journalists Assembly
Knights of Law
J Evans
Great Inducements Until April
Ambiguous notice offers inducements until April with a reference to an Elite levy and a price of one dollar per dozen. The text is incomplete and contains misspellings and vague details about a Pittsburgh area contact.
January Clearance Sale at The P’s Store
Readable ad notes silk reductions and new satines at the January clearance sale. Offers include Finch faille Francaise in two drives priced at 95 cents and 188, with mention of Camrara and Dicx fabrics. Jos. Horne & Co. Penn Avenue Stores promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P ‘S
Finch Faille Francaise
Camrara, & Dicx
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bolting Members Stand Against Caucus Decree in Ohio
Three bolting Republicans Smith Mansons and Counts oppose the caucus line. Brice faces defections as Munson of Licking County seeks to block his Senate bid. Brice relies on Democratic influx and Republican absences to tilt the vote in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Smith
Mr. Munson
United States Senate
Brice
Sumea
Pate
Ands
Senate
Chi
Iro- P
Ohio
Panhandle
Columbus
Buckeye
Exen
Prince Albert
Randall Club
Pagong
On Club
Vandergrift Funeral Arrangements Set For Today
Benjamin W. Vandergrift's body arrived from Hot Springs with Captain Vandergrift and his wife. The funeral is planned for 2 PM at the father's rest Samson with W. J. Holland delivering the oration and private interment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Vandergrift
Captain Vandergrift
Depst
East End
Ben
Samson
W. J. Holland
People Must Move for Rail Road Improvements
Southsiders on property between South Sixth and Seventh streets have been notified to vacate as the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railway Company proceeds with tearing down 17 houses on Carson Street. The yard expansion and depot plans involve purchases along Beuth Fifteenth to Beuth Seventeenth Streets, prompting rumors and excitement among local property holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sixth
Seventh Streets
Pittsburg
Virginia
Beuth Fifteenth Street
Beuth Eee
Germans Favor Sympathy Over Strike in Typographical Assembly
At German Typographical Assembly 6661 meeting held yesterday, resolutions were adopted amid pressure from Colonel Blaxter. The group asserts a lockout harms main labor and expresses mutual benefit aims, with new officers installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. of L
Blaxter
Carbior
A New Political Club Formed in Sixth Ward
A Young Men's Politics club held Saturday evening in Forbes 134. Officers elected included President A Ban with a focus on local civic engagement in the Sixth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Weere
A. Banae Hnies
Secret Pacific railroad deal ends rival shipping warfare
San Francisco reports a near million dollar pact between the Union and Central Pacific rail lines. The agreement, signed last Monday, ends a freight war by rerouting overland cargo from New Orleans via Huntington steamers to a through San Francisco Ogden route. Central Pacific regains monopoly on overland freight, shifting Nevada and nearby traffic away from the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Union
Central Pacific
New York
Far East
New Orleans
Huntington
Union Pacific
Oregon
Union Pacifie
Chicago
Central
Southern Pacific
California
Ogden
Nevada
Ward Twelfth Faces Light Shortage Amid City Inaction
Residents petition to expose long standing light failures in Ward Twelve. With 13 000 residents and only six policemen the streets from Nit Street to Thirty third Street are poorly lit. Larry Wall cites neglect by city authorities and urges a public demand for lighting upgrades to avoid an indignation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward
Nit Street
Thirty-third
Peon Avenue
Chief Bigelow
Chatham Street
Boys Break Up A Meeting In Grief Affected Church Service
Disturbance erupted as a group of neighborhood youths hampered a Fifth Avenue Market House Evangelical Lutheran branch mission on Grant Street. They blocked doors, shouted, and taunted worshippers forcing Rev. J. W. Golder to cancel services. He planned to file a police report seeking protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Street
Fifth Avenue Market House
Miltenberger Street
J. W. Golder
Slerpenancan tor and Flint's Ramedy Featured for Insomnia Relief
In this brief notice, Slerpenancan tor and Flint's Ramedy are highlighted as remedies for insomnia and nervous disorders. The item mentions potential users and suggests seeking guidance from health professionals or product labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Flint
Fortson Recommends Horsford Acid Phosphate For Constipation
Dr J R Fortson of Kiowa Indiana Territory endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as effective for constipation after trials. He urges a thorough trial by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
J. R. Fortson
Kiowa
Ind
Ter
Rich Paris Wraps and New French Fabrics in Clearance
The Cloak Room Clear ance offers 15,000 yards of Andersons Scotch Zephyr Ginghams and Novelties from 40c, 500 pieces 4-4 Scotch Zephyrs and American Zephyr Ginghams at 25c, 27-inch Ginghams at 15c. Children’s dresses, Freres Koechlins Wool Challis at 25c, new French Challis at 50c, and new French Latinos in distinct styles and coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sable
Alaska
Paris
Anderson
Freres Koechlin
Bargains and notices fill jittery ad and obituary list
Sales at The Peoples Store cut prices on silk fabrics while Porter brands prompt increased demand. A flood of death notices follows, listing Adair, Carson, Costello, David, Avis, Gumboillib, Goff, Rogers, Pollock, Richey, Vandergrift and others with funeral times and addresses in Allegheny and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Axware T
James V. Tate
Rush Street
Allegheny
Carson
Harel
Pridsy
Juary
la. W
Rere
John
Car. Costello
Mary Costello
Margaret Crowley
Fairfax Street
Twenty-first
Friends
David
Paurday
Avis
McClure Aetaee
Waventh
Acces Sanday
Gunboulib
Ak Debee & Earley
Juniata Street
Goff
Jasmva G. Gorr
Main Street
Sharpeburg
Mornpay
Allegheny Cemetery
Rogers
Is. M
Michael Rogers
Reed and
Dinwiddie Streets
Eleventh Ward
Pollock
Clifton
Staten Island
Potlock
F Ciuaey Ia
Banday
Panter
Bie
Center Avenue
Greencastle
Richey
H. Richey
William Richey
Siwickiey
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Lodge 424
K. of P
Alex. Hays
Benjamin Lace Vandergrift
Elisst
J. J. Em
Piabers
East FE
Sensoric
Jonsiban
Presbyterian Church
Vandergript
Hot Springs
Sire
Farmers Unable to Sell Produce in Westmoreland County
Special telegram from Greensburg reports impassable public roads across the county. Farmers cannot bring products to market and merchants rely on city commission merchants for provisions. Travel is dangerous after nightfall and road beds sink on several routes, hindering commerce and triggering customer dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
City Commission
Philadelphia
Newton
Mt Pleasant
Temperance Meeting At Curry University Hall
The Gospel Temperance Union met in Curry University Hall yesterday with Samuel McCord presiding and J Thesher delivering a lecture on "Four-Powers." Sons of Temperance held a meeting at 68 Ohio Street with speakers Swager, J Boyce, H Murry and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gospel Temperance Union
Curry University Hall
Samuel McCord
J. Thesher
Sons of Temperance
Ohio Street
Swager
J. Boyce
H. Murry
Large Timbers Ready for Postoffice Building
Two 65 foot white pine timbers, 16 by 20 inches to be reduced to 11 by 14 inches, arrived Saturday afternoon and lie on the sidewalk in front of the new postoffice. A spark from a chimney set fire to the Hotel Rhodes roof on Ohio street in Allegheny yesterday morning. the alarm from bar 83 went out, as the blaze was put out with a bucket of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Bar 83
They Were Dandies on Esen Ridge Lawn
Dandelions were found growing on the lawn at Mr. Harry Oliver's residence on Esen Ridge Avenue in Allegheny yesterday. They appeared yellow and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oliver
Esen Ridge Avenue
Allegheny
Trousers Priced From Eight to Seven Fifty
Advertisement touts trousers at $8 and $7.50 with claims of beautiful styles and perfect quality. It promises tailoring and trimmings that will satisfy, noting similar yet lower prices like $7 and $6.50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Party United
Pugh
Seny
Com
Scull
Ben Vandergrift
REW
Wattles & Sheafer’s
Fifth Avenue
Latimer
Seal
Slerpenancan
T, Mi. Latimer
Allegheny, Pa
Jatewren
People’s
Faille Francaise
Camprell
Iron City Brewing Co
F V
Hongs & Co
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
inylMi-swisa
A. M
B. Murdoch
Smiphfield
John B.& A. Murdoch
Smithfield Street
Jaluwi Pzesesented
LN LL
Westmoreland County
Hood
Sanitec
Wood Street
Boggs & Buhl
Federal Street
N.B
Brown
Sixth Street and
Beecham
Danziger’s
the Money Saving Stores
Sixth Street
Penn Ave
Rptttsburg, PA
Keech’s
Nean Ninrs Srausr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!