Aluminum steel breakthrough at Carbon Iron Works experiment
An eight hour test at the Carbon Iron Company on Thirty second street demonstrates aluminum can strengthen steel. Initial bottom cast run failed when aluminum mixed too early, but a later test achieved strong union. Superintendent H W Lash says aluminum additions of two to three tenths of a percent improve quality and predicts larger government contracts as the process nears perfection.
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Carbon Iron Company
Thirty-second Street
H. W. Lash
Mr. Lash
Pitsborg Reduction Company
Siage
Meeting of Engineers Elects New Officers and Continues Road Legislation
The Western Pennsylvania Engineers' Society held a well attended meeting with power to act on road legislation. Treasurer A E Frost reported receipts 1730 30 expenditures 1610 61 balance 119 69. Secretary S M Wickersham noted 46 new members and 12 resignations leaving 570. Officers elected: President T P Roberts Vice President A E Hust Directors Davidson Johnston Harlow Treasurer A E Hunt. A coal mining electric plant description by Charles F Scott was read, detailing a Firet Pool Monongahela River Mining Association mine at Willock station.
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W. L. Lcaife
A. E. Frost
S. M. Wickersham
T. P. Roberts
W. L. Scaife
Engineers’ Society
Aic
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Dempster
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A. E. Hust
George S. Davidson
Thomas H. Johnston
J. H. Harlow
A. E. Hunt
Charles F. Scott
Firet Pool Monongahela River
Annual Session of D A 3 Knights of Labor
The Knights of Labor D A 3 holds its annual meeting at 9 this morning with an expected 65 attendees from local assemblies. The agenda includes a Grocers' Association pact, officer elections featuring J L Jans and H F Kewpeey for Chief, and secretaries Min Powski and others, with Ross not seeking office. The session may run long, possibly into tomorrow.
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Knights of Labor
Grocers’ Association
Workman Evans
Miss Powell
J. L. Jans
Worthr
H. F. Kewpeey
Leoaldsletter
Gotier
Min Powski
U NS. Ross
Coal concerns slow mining and looming shortage
Captain W W O Neil reports Louisville trip on coal business as water drops hinder transport. He notes last year’s output near 100 million bushels, calls current mining excessive, prices low, and warns the industry may soon exhaust supplies if activity continues at the present pace.
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W. W. O'Neil
Louisville
Secretary Watchorn Heads to Scottdale Conference
Secretary Watchorn transited the city yesterday en route to Scottdale for a conference and confirmed a prior statement that he would join Governor Pattison by accepting a clerkship under a department head.
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Watchorn
Scottdale
Pattison
Workmen Leaving Corning After Bulb Monopoly Revealed
Corning workers prepare for a possible victory as Houghton & Co. is exposed to have a monopoly on electric bulb manufacture. Other firms gain sympathy for equal footing. Strike suspends local bulb supply and 60 workers may be moved to another plant to blow bulbs. Secretary Dillon cites 310 blowers and 1,050 staff at Houghton, noting wage differences hurt competitors.
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Houghton & Co
Edison
Dillon
Corning
Carpenters Vote on Eight Hour Movement Split Council
The Carpenters Council met last night and heard the vote report on the eight hour movement. Ballot stood about 800 for and 600 against moving into the program. Councils are divided and a mis understanding about the vote required may lead to an appeal.
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Carpenters’ Council
Gompers Calls Conference of Tile Layers and Granite Cutters
Arthur B. Smythe, president of the National Association of the Marble Industry, has received President Samuel Gompers's letter calling a convention of tile layers and marble and granite cutters. Smythe may use Gompers’s name to summon meetings and refers the notice to tile layers for action.
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Arthur B. Smythe
National Association of the Marble Industry of the
United States
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Smythe
Gompers
Another of Paschman Assailants Jailed for Hearing
James Lancaster was jailed by Alder man Gripp for a hearing on assault and battery and surety of the peace. The incident ties to the Edgar Thomson Steel Works strike, where Lancaster allegedly attacked Paschman for refusing to join the strikers and threatened to hang him.
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James Lancaster
Alderman Gripp
Lancaster
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Robert Paschman
Children at Baker chain works seek 20 cent daily raise
Thirty five boys at the Baker chain works Wood's Run request an advance of 20 cents a day. James W. Morner of a Boston hardware firm is inspecting the city for a site. Carnegie, Peiris & Co. concede to a plan to stave off an imminent strike.
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Baker Chain Works
Wood
JamEs W. Mornrer
Boston
Carnegie, Peiris & Co
Deaf Dumb and Blind Child in Western Pennsylvania Hospital
A five year old boy in the children's ward at Western Pennsylvania Hospital is deaf dumb and blind from spinal meningitis since age two. His father lives in Washington DC and a local contact plans to educate him though experts say the task is nearly impossible currently. Asthma and other ailments are also mentioned in passing within the clipping.
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Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Thomas Stringer
Washington, D. C
Stringer
Thomas Liggett
Hbtal
Cowan
Street Improvements on the Installment Plan Favored
City finance committee session discussed street bills and installment funding for later year taxes and water rents. Members Keating through Morrow and others debated foot frontage assessments, viewer discretion, and constitutional concerns amid a lien refund dispute and stalled street act reports.
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Binder
Robertson
Anderson
Paul
King
Dunn
McGuire
Delaney
Bigham
McGonnigle
Angloch
Donley
Wallace
Magee
Holliday
Ford
Morrow
D. T. Watson
W. B. Rodgers
State Senate
Flinn
Senate
Supreme Court
Bigelow
W. E. Johnston
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