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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1891

Page

5

Mine Workers District Officers to Be Chosen

United Mine Workers open annual session in Scottdale with delegates from coke regions. District Master Workman candidates are Kerfoot Wise and Keegan while Parker Darby or Secretary Treasurer are listed. Conference with coke operators likely to pursue wage settlement before February contract expiry. Debate over weigh scales at tipples and the eichbour system fuels tension amid possible strike.

Scottdale United Mine Workers Kerfoot Wise and Keegan Workman Parker and Darby

Many Religious Revivals In Mansfield Valley Churches

Mansfield Valley reports multiple revival meetings over two weeks. The First Church hosts broad classes with many immersions in its newly dedicated building. Presbyterian congregations enjoy steady attendance as Rev. J. F. Patterson leads Oakdale Merlins. Missionary Rev. S. A. Hunter plans a home visit, while Evangelist Rev. Morgan Morgan stirs the ortho dox with the claim that Christ’s second coming will be in 972 and events begin six years hence.

FECAL Mansfield Valley First Presbyterian United Presbyterians Oakdale Whch J. F. Patterson A. Hunter Presbyterian Church In China Hunter F. & A. M. Order Morgan Morgan Braay Tex Ortheodeax

Smallpox Case in Wheeling Sparks Legal Fight

In Wheeling, a reported smallpox case led to a habeas corpus hearing over alleged detention by City Health Officer G I Garrison. The plaintiff, father William Williamson, seeks discharge of the patient and warns of damages and suits against the city, county, and steamer Mattie F Allen owners.

Worrtine Health Department Peninsula Cemetery Williamson F.D. Kimple Mattie F. Alien

Man Arrested After Shooting at Christening Gathering

A man named Orlekusky was arrested for shooting a woman, Mrs. Dulski, at a Hungarian christening. He claimed the revolver was given by a bone-yard proprietor. the incident occurred amid heavy drinking, and bystanders intervened to prevent further violence.

Ispeal Duessntne Jag John Orlekusky Reser Goliitzin Mir. Dulski Ornieknaky

Explosion at Findlay Causes and Response

Coroner Howell orders an official inquiry into the Findlay explosion. Fire crews and laborers searched pipes overnight and found gas venting from mains on East Main Cross Street. A worker named Baker died after entering the hotel with a lantern as a blast occurred. Debris was cleared after an hour of frantic effort.

Tietal Twlegham Fisrtaxr Howell Baker Joanie Beilding

Stoneboro Bank Failure Shocks Sandy Lake Community

The Stoneboro Bank failure leads to the closing of Citizens Bank at Sandy Lake. Dr. Perrin, president of Sandy Lake Bank, calls a depositors meeting for a full financial statement. Appraisers Cann Kennedy and Gable assess Citizens Bank as a scandal grows. executions follow against Baskin Allen McBurney and Burns.

Saspy Laxi Stoneboro Bank Dr. Perrin Sandy Lake Bank K.P. Cann John Kennedy Hueb Gable Citizens' Bank Svonrboro J. F. Baskin Stoneboro J.C Allen W. T. McBurney A. Burnes Sandy Lake

Potterys strike at Bell Bros finds Findlay plant shut

Bell Bros pottery workers walk out over wage cuts in Findlay. More than one hundred employees quit as managers refuse to restore old pay. The plant, part of the Pottery Trust, closes while union leaders caution rivals against replacing strikers. The strike likely to continue as negotiations loom.

Veyrcas Tle Findlay Bell Bros Pottery Trust

Fayett e Township Grangers Gather at Oakdale Station

North Payette township Grange of the Partners' League plans an open meeting at Old Academy Hall Oakdale station Saturday. Worthy Deputy H C Anderson of Cross Creek and other leaders will speak. Joiner Jon J Walker Stock Farm is elected Worthy Master for the section.

Mansfield Vanier Payette Township Granmee Oo Partners' League Medier Anegueay County Old Academy Hall Oakdale Station H. C. Anderson Cross Creek Washington County Robinson and Bindlay Jon J. Walker Stock Farm

Meeting of Depositors Arranged for Coming Monday

A meeting of the committee appointed to look after the interests of depositors of the Delamater Bank was held this morning. George Wallace Dela Mitr was present. The situation was discussed in a free and open manner.

Topoal Nmpeting Mcadville Delamater Bank George Wallace Dela Mitr

Depositors to Meet at Court House Monday

It was decided that a meeting of the depositors be held at the Court House Monday, January 2. It is understood that only depositors will be allowed to attend the meeting.

Court House Kansas City Common Council Supreme Court Courteil Old City Holmes Pittsburg Monongahela House H. A. Wales Bridgeport Conn

Sentence Rendered in McGinty Case for Soliciting Murder

In New Castle on January 19 Judge McMichaels sentenced Mrs. Sarah Randolph McGinty after a September conviction for soliciting Samuel Kissenger to murder Banker Foltz. The court found her unrepentant and ordered a £1 fine, costs, and 20 months in the Allegheny workhouse. The judge ruled that soliciting a crime is an indictable offense.

Sarah Randolph Aliss McGinty McMichaels Allegheny McCarthy Julius William H Kate Scheuernstunl Montour Way McKeoqwen John Mc. Wen Mulberry Alley Twenty-ninth Street St. Augustine Church Butler Street Ollendorff SiLua Ollendorff Mathilda Ollendorf North Canal Street Alleheny Rhoades Sarah Hhoades Haysville Blackburn SIAS A. J. Sias Sidney Street Southside W. HR. C. No Enetiad Svete Almarenn En Tanany Katharina van Drew Spober Sheffield Street John Wister Wunderlich

Primary elections draw lines over city committees

A telegram from McKeeport reports Republicans and Democrats have formed rival city executive committees and set dates for primaries. A meeting is planned to discuss a citizens’ primary date and the move sparks outcry for breaking party lines. The city charter from Harrisburg was shown at the council meeting.

McKeesspport Arrow Bish Sonanlon Morrow Harrisburg

South Penn and Electric Roads Reach Uniontown Compromise

Special telegram from Umnioxtows reports a settlement between the South Penn road and the Electric Street Railway Company over crossing rights. The plan requires electric cars to stop at crossings until the conductor confirms the way is clear, ending a tense stand by the Pennsylvania Railroad with 100 men on hand to block crossings.

Umnioxtows South Penn Road Electric Street Railway Company BR. H. Lindsay Pennsylvania Railroad Electric Company

Two Workmen Crushed by Train Near Brinton

Special telegram reports Jacob Walters and his son Harry Walters were struck by an east bound Pennsylvania Railroad train near Brinton while returning home to Turtle Creek after night work. Both men died instantly, bodies “literally cut to pieces,” leaving a large grieving family.

Braddock Jacob Walters Harry Edgar Thomson Steel Works Turtle Creek Brinton Pennsylvania Railroad Ees

Little Girl Abducted Found Beside Adopted Parents

Lola Hawkins aged 14 was abducted from Berlin Ohio County by her mother and stepfather. After a statewide search she was found in a Cleveland suburb under their control. Officials of Fairmount Children's Home intervened to secure her return to the Hawkins family. The mother pledged to try again, and a close watch remains on the girl who clings to her adoptive parents.

Youxosrows Lola Hawkins Berlin Cleveland Fairmount Hawkins

Governor Beaver Signs Death Warrants for Nicely Brothers

The death warrants for David and Joseph Nicely of Somerset County were signed by Governor Beaver in Harrisburg on January 19. The two murderers are sentenced to be hanged on Thursday, April 2, 1891.

the Dispatch Harrisburg David Joseph Nicely Somerset County Beaver

Washington County Farmers Seek State Road Improvement Act

At a Washington county farmers meeting the group unanimously urged the Legislature to pass an act to enable improved state roads. Other brief items note the Braddock Iron Works strike ongoing, diphtheria cases near Newark, the death of Rev. De W B Skinner, a 14 year old drowning on Lumber Lake, a fire destroying a residence at Osnaburg, and a murderer's forthcoming execution on February 26.

Washington County WasHingTon Newark de W. B. Skinner First Baptist Church Braddock Zanesville Earl Swageer Lumber Lake Osnaburg James Hale West Jeannette William Oe Greensburg Mansfield Valley

Large Dress Goods Sale Prompts Rapid Emptying Shelves

A clearance event drives shoppers to buy large lots of suiting fabrics including 52 inch stripes and plaids at a single price, causing Dress Goods shelves to empty faster than ever before.

Musical stock sale at S Hamiltons on Fifth Avenue

We clear stock of pianos organs and music goods ahead of February 1 pricing never before offered. Come in and see bargains at S Hamiltons 91 and 95 Fifth Avenue. Other notes list names and towns with miscellaneous entries and obituaries from Pittsburgh area.

S. Hamilton’s Fifth Avenue Wanamaker & Brown

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