Miners at Hill Farm Mine Face Prolonged Fire Rescue
Desrak Jan 15 report details Dunbar Furnace Company efforts to reach 29 entombed miners at the Hill farm mine. Boss Doran lowers waters and confines fire as crews clear passages. 22 known trapped, seven perished earlier. Bore hole, water pumps intact, and ongoing attempts to ventilate the mine amid a growing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hspecvall
Desrak
Hill Farm
Richt
Doran
Dunbar Furnace Company
Beirge
Maer
Anne
Joan Kerwin
Lacg
Kerwin
Willie Baux
Lynch
H. C. Prick Coal Company
Fpo Becan
Hii Farm
Robert Watchern
Inspector Keighler
Tad Horan
Woman fires rifle at Mongarian children in Merford
Jan 15 report from Merford Geergsurna states Mrs Anas Williams, wife of Charles Williams, superintendent at Colemet Union Supply, was arrested after firing at a group of Mongarian children gathering near her yard. A shot missed while a second reportedly struck a girl. she surrendered to authorities and awaited court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geergsurna
Anas Williame
Charles Williams
Union
Funeral Follows Violent Outburst by Grieving Father
At a funeral for violinist Thermore Cinder in Niewank Ohio, the father Paul Diodes roared for a revolver and lunged at his son in law Frank Conutl as mourners fled. Police later identified a jailbreaker, William C Davison alias Charles Owens, in East Liverpool and charged him with stabbing a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niewank, O
Thermore Cinder
Paul Diodes
Frank Conutl
Gill
East Liverpool
William C. Davison
Charles Owens
Ohio
Owens
Kidnap Suspect McMasters Arrested on Ferry in City
Jam. 15, Special J- Consishie McMasters of Mt. Pleasant came to the city seeking legal help in Teened 26 over the alleged kidnapping of Henry Molnar from West Virginia. Molnar, on parole, was seized on a ferry by Wheeling police. Chief McMichael said McMasters is a fugitive from justice in the kidnapping. McMasters posted a $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevres
Motnar
McMasters
MeKersvort Tongue Injury At Tube Works
A worker at the tube works bit off about half his tongue while handling a pipe. A piece of striking pipe fractured his tongue, was stitched, and a physician believes it can be saved. The incident occurred in MeKersvort on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeKersvort
Pirallel
Altoona Embezzler Free. Trial Sees Evidence Distance
Arthur Crothem, the Altoona embezzler who defrauded his employer Andrew Schimminger, is free today. Evidence indicated the offense occurred just beyond the Vanir county line, with confessions before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HoLy Pays News
Arther Crothem
Altoona
Andrew Schimminger
Vianir
Dreaded Grip Leads to Drowning in Cumberland
Cumberland Missouri January 15 Special Jehnul Sidlienn a city resident died after contracting the grip last week. Pneumonia followed and in a delirious state he wandered to the Potomac river where he fell in this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Jehunl Sidlienn
Potomac River
Stuch
Pottsville Hit By Biggest Snow Storm Of Season
Pottsville reports up to five inches of snow by noon as the season’s largest storm coats the city. Trains on the Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Reading Lehigh Valley lines faced delays due to street drifts and track cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Bellefonte Central takes over Bellefonte Buffalo Run Bald Eagle line
The Bellefonte Buffalo Run and Bald Eagle Railroad is renamed the Bellefonte Central. The new company plans to extend the line to State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeLeLerontes
Inter-State Y M C A Convention Opens
The Inter-State Y M C A convention opens with delegates arriving and plans announced for discussions and activities today. The report notes ceremonies and keynote addresses as part of the January program.
State associations report growth and funds balance
Inaze growth was noted across associations in reports from the sessions. The State Treasurer's report shows a balance to the credit of the association.
Late David F Crees dies Latter Day Saint not Koreshan
Economy Pa January special report clears up death of David F Crees trustee brother in law of John S Duss. He was a monogamic Latter Day Saint not a Koreshan he died from an illness linked to heartache. He leaves a wife mother two sons two sisters and a brother in Minnesota. His elder son Ralph did not belong to the Koreshan unity though he lived briefly in Chicago. His widow faces pressure over Koreshanity claims and nervously suffers illness from the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Crees
John S. Duss
Crees
Hirth
Riot at Public Sale Over Property Dispute in Sewickley
A heated public sale at John Walker’s Sewickley township property drew a large crowd after Walker, claiming abuse by his wife and sons, attempted to resist the sale with an ax. Constable Patterson calmed the scene as the crowd split in sympathy and the sale proceeded, netting Walker a small sum while the outcome of his trial remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Faris
John Walker
Sewickley Township
Walker
Patterson
Panic at Braddock School Yields Quick Fire Response
A fire scare in Braddock’s Third Ward school caused children to spill into halls at 1 30 pm. Prof Harmaker and senior pupils kept flames back until the fire company arrived. Little damage reported. Also note Zelienople oil wells advancing and local tax voting friction prompting residents to travel to Pittsburgh for settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beappocs
Third Ward
Harmaker
Zelienople
McKinney Oil Company
Braddock
Fawker Farm
Pittsburg
Forgery and Blackmail Case in Massillon Bank Dispute
Ed ward Snyder, tin store owner, sues Peter G. Albright, banker, over a 50000 promissory note. Albright signed a confession of guilt and gave a 30000 note. signature later denied as blackmail. Proceedings delayed but now ready for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Snyder
Massillon
Peter G. Albright
Snyder
Albright
McKeesport Special: Tilbrook in Jail for Embezzlement
McKeesport Jan 15 Special J A Tilbrook sewing machine agent at Carpenter station is jailed on $500 bail charged by Emmons of Standard Sewing Machine Co with embezzling 275. This marks the third such case against him. Postmaster Sloes in Washington aiding Senator Quay on government building matter. Christy Park annexation petition gains 40 names over required majority to be presented next meeting. Arrangements for a First National Bank at Daugu esne underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
J—A. A. Tilbrook
Carpenter Station
Emmons
Standard Sewing Machine Company
Sloes
Washington
Senator Quay
Christy Park
First National Bank
Dauguesne
YOUNGSTOWN YARNS INITIALS ARE DESOLATE DAY
In Youxastown a special report notes Happs left Edwin Beard’s home to inform a mill superintendent Beard was too ill to work. He never returned and was found dead in the mill reef, likely after slipping on the sidewalk. Richland Mining Company formed to prospec in Northern Georgia for gold and silver, with John W Brown Mahoning County treasurer dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youxastown
Happs
Edwin Beard
Niles
Beard
Ier
Richland Mining
Georgia
John W. Brown
Mahoning County
Local Doctor Struck by Train in Washington City
Dr. J. Ely, a prominent physician in Washington, was struck by a passenger train on the Chartiers Railroad this evening. He was knocked with his horse and bucky about 25 feet, suffering a broken hip and serious internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
J. Ely
Chartiers
Bucky
Italian shooter Odella deemed insane after Placido killing
Jan 15 report states J Odella, the Italian who shot Placido on Wednesday, is declared of unsound mind. Authorities note he has repeatedly fired his revolver at random in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monxon Gamena
J— Odella
Placido
Local tragedy leaves widow unaware of death as suspect flees
A man associated with a death has fled town and is expected to be arrested tonight. The victim’s wife lies sick in bed and remains unaware of her husband’s fatal injury.
Bilair county briefs report business failures and accidents
Tri State brevities note prominent oil operators Debts and assets unknown but said ample in Summit township Butler county. A wreck on the Ohio Southern Railroad at Brainbridge kills brakeman Harry Reese and engineer Cochran. Farmer Antoen Goop shoots himself in Harrison City. Two men drown crossing the river near Dawson. Bert Rimmel dies, body not recovered. Portage Railroad to reopen near Hollidaysburg to shorten Pittsburgh Philadelphia route. Burglaries in Uniontown. John Clark detains two thieves and returns goods.
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Bilair County
de J. KE. Brens
Bart Nebel
Summit Township
Butler County
Ohio Southern Railroad
Briainbridge
Harry Reese
Cochran
Antoen Goop
Harrison City
Westmoreland County
Dawson
Bert Rimmel
Mimmel
Twe
Pennsylvania
Hollidaysburg
Fittsburg
Philadelphia
Police Officials Honor Gamble Weir With Resolutions
At an adjourned police and press meeting Pittsburg officers and newspaper friends unanimously adopt a memorial to Gamble Weir. The superintendent is praised for integrity, good judgment and steadfast service, with committees assigned to ensure proper engraving. Tariff and Mentooth clubs also pass resolutions honoring Weir’s life and work.
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Montooth
Wervinras
Po Ves
Pittsburg
Gamble Welr
Police Bureau
Bureau of Police
Samuel Scott
Daniel Silvas
William McKelvy
Henry Whitehouse
Richard Kelly
H. R. Goshorn
James M. Nellis
Francis X. Burns
William Stewart
James E. Glenn
H. i. Goshorn
Inspector McKerry
Captain Stewart
Tariff Club
Gamble Weir
Salaries in Baseball Policy Explained by President Young
President Young states that contracts made before the current scheme will be honored by all twelve clubs in the League and American Association. He says no changes to player distribution will be made by the committee, no matter who protests, as long as legal requirements are met and clubs arrange trades themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixetos
Dan
Young
League
American Association
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Phelps
Pittsburg Baseball Prospects and Management Clash
Disjointed notes on spring plans and player moves. Grimm’s departure reshapes the club as Connie Mack was mentioned, drafts and transfers loom. Discussions cover Meskin and Siu City waivers, Anson and Pfeffer talks, Kelty trade, and schedule briefings for the Tri County League.
Foreign Demand For Flour Face Looming Wheat Price Shift
Horace A. Deardorf of Philadelphia, connected with Isaac Harter Milling Co, visits Pittsburg and discusses world wheat markets. He cites 1891 crop size, projected higher flour prices, and large exports to Europe, noting bread costs differ between London and Pittsburg and detailing shipments to Antwerp. He contrasts German and English tastes and mentions wage discussions to follow by Helen Watterson in The Dispatch.
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Horace A. Deardorf
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Deardorf
Lsaac Harter Milling Company
Fostoria
Quaker City
Secretary of the Treasury
Charlie Foster
United States
London
Antwerp
Europe
Germany
England
France
Brooklyn Club stays at Eastern Park for 1892 season
Brooklyn officials dismiss rumor of moving to Washington Park and confirm Eastern Park as the 1892 home. A 154 game league schedule is planned with a double championship season and equal distribution of prizes. A consolidation meeting set for January 29 with Abell and Goodwin in harmony to organize the new club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Washington Park
Byrne
Brooklyn
Eastern Park
Abell
Goodwin
Police Reorganization Looms As Brown Signals Changes
Chief Brown says next month will bring major changes in the police bureau as all current appointees’ terms expire. He names ex Mayor McCallin and ex Chief Blackmore as possible successors but will wait for the late Superintendent Gamble Weir to be buried. He stresses the department’s daily expense and the need for strong business ability. Mayor Gourley to assist in the contemplated overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bureau of Police
Gourley
Local Baseball Gossip Shifts as Buckenberger Returns
The prominent stockholder tired of the club’s strong policy questions President Temple’s relinquishment of Grimm. Buckenberger and Kerr deny new signings while Temple hints at signing several young pitchers. Pittsburg club policy draws wide attention as the season moves to potential multi pitcher signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckenberger
Wheeling
Temple
Grimm
Kerr
Pittsburg
Coming Season Plan Receives Club Replies
President Hart reports from Cureaco that most clubs favor a 134 game season starting April 7 and ending October 10. Teams may face post season play after October 10 with travel to Chicago and Cleveland. Clubs prefer three road trips to town and schedules will likely follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureaco
Hart
Chicago
Cleveland
Mine disaster victims in need spark aid appeal
Kansas City on January 13 reports widespread suffering among families of mine explosion victims and injured miners. An aid appeal calls for fowl and clothing for destitute households and injured workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tschigorin Opens Evans Gambit but Loses Sixth
In Havanxa on January 15, Tschigorin started the seventh chess game against Steinitz with the Evans gambit but was defeated.
General Sporting Notes from the Racing World
Peter Jackson plans to sail for England in March while notes mention Glasnost Barnum plans for the coming season. The Waterloo cup is set at Altcar beginning February 17 as a major coursing event amid broader horse racing and betting news across England Ireland and Scotland with figures on total stakes and notable figures like Phil Dwyer and Jack Dempsey discussed.
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Peter Jackson
England
Feaxk
Mreray
Garbett
Chovnski
Jack Dempsey
Jack Fogarty
Tou Berrows
George Smith
Steve Farrell
Lookoo
Collins
Barnum
Spalding Brothers
Aloes
Notreme
Tim
Ireland
Scotland
United Kingdom
Pur
Dwrer
Fon
Bolus
Brooklyn
Kon
Manenck
Kolns
Phil Dwyer
Corbett
Dwyer
Eemit
Regardess
Ope
Twin Cities Car Incident and Local News Briefs
Last evening car 39 of the Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Traction Railroad struck a bogey where Dr J Waughanda bar sat at Federal and Lacock Allegheny. The bogey was used, but occupants escaped and a bell's absence was complained of. Waite, temporarily insane, and Mrs Annie Kingile of 317 Malison Allegheny attempted arsenic suicide. she was treated and returned to danger. Cher Merry of Public Safety is home with a sprained ankle from a fall on Rose Alley during a jewelry-store incident. William Raypottr, a colored man injured on the Allegheny Valley road January 6, died at West Penn Hospital. Rev George Hoppers will lecture on Passions Play at East Liberty Presbyterian Church Monday. The New York limited was over an hour late due to snow and mountain delays. Robert McPate named clerk of the Allegheny Water Bureau succeeding the late Captain Hazlett.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
Cher Merry
Department of Public Safety
Rose Alley
Secrest
Sarver
Robert
Wriliam Raypotrr
Allegheny Valley
West Penn Hospital
Rtv
Grorce Hopers
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
New York Limited
Robert McPate
Allegeny Water Bureau
Hazlett
Police Roundup Adds to Southside Trouble
McDonald resident K Dowrie jailed after drunken rampage on the Southside. William Puen and George Reichenbach arrested on be ing free characters. Fagh found with two unaccounted diamond rings. Faaxk Lyons jailed in default of $400 bail to answer tralse pretense charge. James Marntix broke a window at Tweenty-elehth and Carson. paid and released. Heen Pinpy accuses White Elephant pool rooms of gambling. Powers named as pit man. Superintendent Mutti vows action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. K. Dowrie
McDonald
William Puen
George Reichenbach
Fagh
Faaxk Lyons
Frank Riccio
Washington Street
James Marntix
Tweenty-elehth
Carson Streets
Southside
Heen Pinpy
White Elephant Pool Rooms
Allegheny
Powers
Mutti
Ex-Congressman Metutcheon Tours Fortifications
Ex congressman Metutcheon of Michigan and a member of the Board of Ordnance passed through the city yesterday bound for Washington. He states efforts are underway to fortify harbors at New York, Boston, Fortress Monroe, and San Francisco. He demands an apology from Chile, which is reportedly striving to avoid it.
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Metutcheon
Michigan
Board of
Ordnants
Washington
New York
Boston
Fortress Monroe
San Francisco
Chile
Goscerey
Baby mummy found near Gila Hot Springs in New Mexico
The four year old child mummy from cliff-dweller chambers near Gila Hot Springs has been sent to the Smithsonian. The preserved body lies in mummy like wrapping with limbs tucked, skin light brown and pores visible, and teeth removed. The site features deep, inaccessible rock chambers once inhabited as evidenced by arrows and tools found nearby. The child likely died of starvation while abandoned in the chamber.
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Gila
Washington
Mandad
Gila Hot Springs
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Far Northern Regions
Ohio will see generally fair skies and warmer temperatures by Saturday night. A strong storm is developing in Montana while the clearing trend moves from Assinaboine to Lake Superior. Temperatures fall along the lower lake region and the Middle and North Atlantic coasts, with rises elsewhere.
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Ohio
Montana
Assinaboinn
Lake Superior
Lake
Middle
North Atlantic
Temperatures and Rainfall Report Fragment
Partial weather item showing temperatures and rainfall figures. The readable text references a massinum temperature and minimum temperature with rough notes on mean and range, but lacks complete data for a filled summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massinum
River News and Notes Louisville Weather and River Rise
Louisville items report very dull business and clear cold weather. Ice is heavy and the river rises with 3 feet 3 inches at the falls and 13 feet 6 inches below. several boats arrive from Memphis while others depart. Furnishings and coal interests are noted with riverfront activity, and downstream mines idle as water falls and wreckage clearance begins.
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Ferro
Louisville
Jan
Memphis
Deriight
A. 10
Lisle
O. A. Blackburn
Gus Jette
Pittsburg
River Front
Blue Wing
Madison
Big Sandy
Cincinnati
No Flood at Cincinnati as Ohio River Rises Rapidly
The Ohio River near Cincinnati rose sharply in the last three hours reaching about 14 feet higher than last night. A small packet line between Cincinnati and Dayton Ky was laid up due to ice, while received heavy rain and prior snow increased flooding downstream at Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
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Ciscisati
Ohio
Cincinnati
Deyton
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Water Levels Report From Various Rivers
The bulletin notes river heights and conditions for several locations. Upper Ganges shows 1 feet 10 inches and falling with clear, cold weather. Mungaxtown-Rilover reports 15 feet 6 inches and falling with clear skies. Rhownsville-Ehiver at 21 feet 3 inches and falling with cloud cover. Wantes-Hiver at 19 feet and cold conditions. Thermometer readings at 4 PM indicate cool temperatures across sites.
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Allegheny Junction
Mungaxtown
Rilover
Rhownsville
Ehiver
River conditions update and port notes
The bulletin lists river levels and navigational status for multiple locations. WHeEnixe-River shows 70 feet with stationary status and no departures or arrivals. St. Lotis and New Orleans report clear cold conditions with limited activity. River gorge navigation is closed. CYScIxMATI notes river at 3 feet and rising with no boats. Vicksburg reports arrivals of Dick Fulton and Jow. RocksfMont references a forthcoming notice.
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St. Lotis
Dick Fulton
Jow
Vicksburg
Bishop Arnett in South Carolina political observations
The Reverend Arnett of the African Methodist Episcopal Church visits Xenia then departs south. He notes colored Democrats in South Carolina and says Republicans align with Harrison while officeholders push Blaine. He praises black progress, mentions giving funds for Allen University and building schools, and observes white support for education. Helen Watterson previews a column on a girl’s sleeping room for tomorrow’s Dispatch.
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Bishop Arnett
M. E
South Carolina
Florida
Xenia
Arnett
Ohio
Blaine
Harrison
Haskel
Tilman
Bishe
Improvement Company
Columbia
Allen University
Notable visitors pass through Harrisburg hotels
A parade of travelers includes A. J. Dull, George L. Beetle, and D. Stewart at the Dumeene, seeking an expert to open a stubborn safe, while C. A. Erles and James T. Crutchfield arrive in town for freight traffic discussions. Others, from F. E. Stephenson to ex Internal Revenue Chief John Dowtin, are seen at major hotels en route to cities like New York, West Virginia, and Grand Rapids.
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A. J. Dull
Harrisburg
George L. Beetle
Chicago
Western Electric Company
D. §. Stewart
Ohio
Pric
Congressman Stewart
Dumesne
Stewart
Andy
Washington
Ft. C
Willis J. Hulings
Oi) City
West Virginia
R. B. Stone
Bradford
John Dodecrall
Fairfield
Seventh Avenue Hotel
W. BR. Thompson
J.C. Duff
Duff Opera Company
New York
D. E. McNicoll
John BR. Wiilie
East Liverpool
B. Bell
DuBois
Mononahea Mouse
Harry Askin
Tar and Tartar
Charles Dien
Wife
Paris
Duquesne
A. B. Stannard
Cincinnati
Charles L. Pierce
San Francisco
Anderson
M. Sloan
Judge Clark
M. J. Alexander
Greensburg
Grand Rapids
Internal Revenue
John Dowtin
Jefferson
St. Charles
Garza Ally Denies Mexico Withholding Food Aid
Reports by Garza sympathizers claiming the Mexican Government is buying all imported cereals and not distributing them in famine areas are dismissed as unfounded. About 1,000 cars of Kansas and Texas corn are moving to Mexico or in transit, with yards blocked awaiting export. The government has bought 4,000 sacks of corn for Juarez and negotiations continue for large quantities to aid famine districts.
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el Paso
Tex
Garza
Revolutionary Movement
Kansas
Texas
Mexico
Juarez
Borlas Bound Over In Westminster Hall Shooting Case
John Borlas who fired at Westminster Hall last week was bound over for two months to keep the peace in the sum of £200 Oscar Wilde became one of his securities and his arraignment followed the pistol discharge in contempt for the House of Commons.
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Borlas
Westminster Hall
Losnos
John Borlas
House of Commons
Oscar Wilde
Russian agents issue famine protest manifestoes in Poland
Warsaw reports Russian agents are circulating manifestoes in Russian Poland accusing Polish landowners of exporting corn and worsening famine as the Czar claims to ease suffering by prohibiting bread exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Sultan Summons Tangier Governor Over Rebel Demands
The Sultan of Morocco has summoned the Tangier governor to confer on insurgent demands for his deposition, signaling a move to make peace with rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Portugal Brazil sign commercial pact taxing wine and sugar
A commercial convention was signed between Portugal and Brazil granting special advantages for Portuguese wines and Brazilian sugar, announced in Rio on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janetro
Portugal
Brazil
Pittsburgers Register at New York Hotels
A list of Pittsburgh visitors staying in New York hotels includes T. Bareky at the Metropolitan B. Gilbert at Gilzey House J. W. Grant at Astor House F. I. Greene at Murray Hill J. D. Henry at Astor House Mrs Johnston at Brunswick M Kingshnoher at Astor House L. McMuhen at Astor House G. Myers at Grand Union C. Porter Jr at Astor House J. Brown at Astor House J. W. Grover at Metropolitan C N Honsa at Hotel Imperial J Larned at Grand Union T H Shepard at Hotel Imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Brown
Astor House
J. W. Grover
Metropolitan
C.N. Hsona
Imperial
Larned
Grand Union
T. H. Shepard
Fire Records Show Wide Spread Losses Across Multiple Firms
Fire swept through Canton W ar Patterson XN J Joh Stolr's shirt factory and Toledo Cat and Wringer factory causing total losses around 75 000 40 000 and 22 000 with insurance coverage in place. A barn fire near the Delaware river damaged the Siezers estate for about 12 000. The Joseph Williams cooling plant at 98 Second Avenue burned for 5 000 with limited insurance. AborteenMiss commercial properties including Mitchell Watkins Honea Watford and W A McMillan Sons suffered combined losses near 50 000 with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Law Company
Patterson
XN. J
Joh Stolr
Toledo
Farmington
John Barker
DE. Edgerly
Slecereville
Pao
Delaware River
John Siezers
Joseph Williams
Aborteen
Miss
Mitchell & Watkins
BR. A. Honea
W. A. McMillan & Sons
Watford
Lake Erie Road annual meeting notes in city
A railroad position for Judge Reed John Newell president of the Lake Erie road attended the Peemickey road annual meeting. No officer changes were made. The Lake Erie road will hold its annual meeting on the 24th. Reed is expected to succeed Vice President Bailey. No reason given for the change.
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Judge Reed
John Newell
Lake Erie Road
Peemickey Road
Bailey
Reed
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