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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1891

Page

5

Demands of Miners Move to Ballot on Advance

Blair County lawyers back Hammond to succeed McKennan as discussions heat in mining sector. Outside observers miss the loop, as checkweighmen prepare ballots to vote on a 5 cent per ton wage advance and potential arbitration. A conference of operators and miners is set for January 22 with W H Dill expected, though a family bereavement may shift plans.

Blair County Hammond McKennan Thligham Prillipspeare Cextteer W. H. Dill

Farmers in Politics Ohio Grangers Demand Legislative Action

In Newark on January 12 a county meeting of over 300 farmers from the Farmers Tatwa Grange and Alliance urged higher road funding, cuts to public building spending, tax reductions, and salary reform for county officers. They seek a law fixing interest at 5 percent and pledge active political involvement in future elections.

Newark Tatwa-Grange and Alliance

Natural gas supply fears prompt artificial gas plan

McKeesport reports that despite laying thousands of dollars in gas lines for natural gas they may contract with artificial gas makers if the natural supply fails. The Union Gas Company may build large plants to produce artificial gas, delaying action if a permanent natural supply returns.

McKeesport Union Gas Company Philadelphia Gas Company Kinney’ Station Faltsburg Tnion Gas Company Uus Winter IL 18

Three Molcafferty Brothers Robbery Ring Exposed

Police reveal three Molcafferty brothers confessed to a year of burglaries in the city. They allegedly stole a home library, rifles and ammunition from the Thirteenth Regiment, and looted shops. Officers led by the chief found concealed rifles in the mountains.

Tetecias Telegnam SerasTos Jat MolCafferty Spat& Workwion Eny Brothers Todlay Polce

Youngstown Woman Wins $4000 for Breach of Promise

Miss Jeannette Purns wins a judgment of 4000 against Robert Poultney for breach of marriage promise. The case notes they planned to marry in the near city, but Poultney left for abroad and did not return in time. Poultney, a furnace superintendent, did not appear in court.

Disraton Jeannette Purns Robert Poultney Haselton Furnace Poultney

Ecclesiastical Court Verdict Prompts Pastor to Leave Parish

In Casto on January 12 Rev Howard MacQueary said he would resign from the parish once a verdict is reached in his trial. He blamed parish troubles on the people's lack of love for Christ and the church, and denied personal vindictiveness while forgiving his attackers.

STFC Casto Howard MacQueary Imajormen Christ

Dueber Resumption Sparks Canton Widespread Cheer

Great rejoicing in Canton as news arrives that the Dueber Watch Case Company will resume work. Assignee Dione Lass of Cincinnati reports offers from the Probate Judge to restart operations and complete unfinished work. The Walter has been extended to tomorrow awaiting Cleveland bank action.

Canton Dueber Watch Case Company Dionelass Cincinnati Dueber Watch Company Walter Cleveland

Crackford House at Bedford Springs Being Torn Down

The famous Crackford House at Bedford Springs is being demolished to make way for a modern structure. It served as the summer home of James Buchanan Simon Cameron General Lee and other notable public figures. In earlier days it functioned as a card boys. Thousands of dollars were said to be lost under its roof.

Dispatch Storonn Crackford Bedford Springs James Buchanan Simon Cameron General Lee

Blair County Bar Backs Hammond Appointment

A large Blair county bar gathering at Hollidaysburg Court House endorsed the appointment of W. S. Hammond. Judge D. J. Noll of Hollidaysburg presided as members approved resolutions supporting Hammond for the post in Blair County's legal community.

Dopateh Altoox A Blair County Court House Hollidaysburg D. J. Noll W.S. Hammond

Pennsylvania Bar favors Blair County for circuit judgeship

A seven member bar committee urged Blair County to receive the circuit judgeship appointment. The Philadelphia bar endorsed the candidate, Hammond, a Republican and Harrison National Convention delegate, with strong home support and esteem among colleagues. The report notes his prime of life and broad backing.

Pennsylvania Mandate Blair County Hammond Harrison

Mafia attack leaves man with gash and lost eye

Steve Alvetter visited Nick Mafia at No 108 Wylie Avenue for drinks when a quarrel broke out. Mafia struck with a beer glass, lacerating under the eye. Alvetter required 11 stitches and may lose the eye. Mafia and witness Charles Binnella were arrested at Central station.

Nick Mafia Wylie Avenue Steve Alvetter Alvetter Mafia Dr. Gough Grant Street

Fine Flowers And Novelty Decor Items Ad Offerings

Numerous small ads describe flowers and plant decorations, corsage bouquets, cabinet photos with 8x10 frames, life size portraits, optical services, fabrics and garments, and various bargain notices. It showcases a bustling 19th or early 20th century marketplace with promotions across stores and specialties.

Lves’Gallery Tru 10 Sixth Street

Hamilton's music store sale and dress trimming bargains

At Hamilton's music store 91 Fifth Avenue a sale of square pianos upright pianos organs and a trimming department clearance offers deep cuts. A trimming importer loss benefits buyers with French applique trimmings and fabrics priced well below typical costs. Also notices of clothing discounts at Pirrissure and Boccs & Bust with yard goods and wholesale markdowns.

Hamilton Fifth Avenue

Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday

Readable items list names and residences for multiple marriages including John H B Plowmaker Lower St Clair township Agnes Hunger Lower St Clair township Valentine Coop Etna borough Catherine F Paulesic Etna borough Hubert Scott township Agine Gesiala Boott township George Site es scien ee Allegheny Cecilie Lernch 20 2 00 Allegheny Sones AteRDeny Allegheny teeres recesses eccsecen dd IteeDUTE 626 Pittsburg etc. Funeral and obituary notices follow for Abbott Anderson Black Gilkinson Gray Haley Abel Hastings Madden Martin McDermott Bessie May Pattison Earl George F Sars Jr Walsh Wyland etc.

John BH Lower St. Clair Township Agnes Hunger Valentine Coop Etna Borough Catherine F Paulesic Etna Hubert Scott Township Agine Gesiala Boott George Site Scien Ee Alegheny Cecilie Lernch Allegheny Sones Aterdeny Allegheny Pittaburg Greves Sven Piero Annie Denkel Washington Belle Bounty Cseccegenecs Diabane Kate Honery Pittsburg Sitwa Pittsburg Lens McReesport Fey Apy Ea Ikea Tee Maria Petrino John Mohler Bertha Dunkel Braddock Reaeenene Pitsburg William & Champion Pittenburg Nellie Mellin George Burch Eae Anastasia Konitzer Pittaburg Thomas B. Rhine Burg Carrie BH. Memmich Allegheny Amalie Phlueger Abel Hasstings Grove Street Thirteenth Ward Holland Many Ellen Jones Jane L. Jon T. J. Morrow Perrysville Avenue Eehoe Julia Eehoe Edward Martin Dublin Ireland Fifth Avenue Fourteenth Ward Tussay McDermott A.M Bessiez May Thomas Annie McDermott Pattison Earl EpGar John Pattison Faulkner Street Sergeant Atsalady Albert Lewis Sergeant John A. Sergeant Smith Pennavente George F. Sars J R Walsh Eee Walsh Ee Yland Samuel KinGs Tox William W Mary R. Wyland

Fine arts extend beyond canvas to suit making

The piece argues clothing as fine art, insisting a perfect suit requires high talent and a musician touch. It touts home made overcoats priced at 10 to 15 dollars, claiming the line is grand and originally would cost more, with end-of-season pushes to move stock.

Price

Hosiery Sale Offers Wide Reductions on Ladies and Children

The ad lists price drops on ladies wool hose in black and colorways, natural wool hose, ribbed wool hose in black, cashmere hose, fleece lined silk hose, and children ribbed wool hose in multiple weights. It also promotes men's merino and cashmere half hose now 50 cents per pair.

Embroidered Flouncings and Skirtings Collection

A description of FH. S. and Embroidered Flouncings and Skirtings highlighting 22, 27, 76, 40 and 45 inch widths. Includes 45-inch Black Embroidered Flouncings with narrow edgings and bands. Garments are presented as elegant, simple, and importations made to order in solid black and color combinations considered beyond criticism.

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