Miners vote to continue fight after failed settlement
In Walston and Adrian Pennsylvania the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company faces a four man miners committee. General Manager Haskell refuses concessions and insists workers resume individually without demands. A mass meeting in Adrian with about 1000 attendees vows to stay out until terms are granted.
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Difpatoch
Buffalo
Efect
Haskell
Quintisk
Quinn
Eee
Big Bunko Scheme Cheats Covington Resident Out of 5500
Wealthy Covington Ohio resident Clarke Adams was duped by a gold brick game. A stranger posing as a friend’s son convinced Adams to help bury and later retrieve gold bricks. A genuine Indian guarded the site and the fake treasure was authenticated as real before Adams was wired to hold payment until a supposed heir could verify funds.
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Clarke Adams
Covington
Here
Adams
Watson
Arizona
Fair Grounds
Merino Sheep Breeders Registry Meeting Adopts New Members
The United States Merino Sheep Breeders Registry Association held its annual meeting in Columbus. Fifteen new members were admitted while aims focus on bloodline records and purity. Officers for the year include President Wm L Archer, First Vice H Bell, Second Vice Elxton, and Treasurer Samuel Gor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Merino Sheep Breeders’ Registry Association
Columbus
Treasury
Wm. L. Archer
Burgettstown
H. Bell
Independence
Elxton
D.eveneen
Samuel Gor
Turkeys Found Safe After Six Weeks Hidden Under Box
Two turkeys owned by Thomas Clark of Meadow Lands vanished before Christmas and reappeared a field beneath a large box. The birds survived six weeks without food or shelter as a storm toppled the box. Both birds are reported to be recovering and expected to be in good shape by next Christmas.
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Patch Wastmoros
Thomas Clark
Meadow Lands
Two Men Shot Dead in Accident at Peesim Shooting Center
A shooting accident near Enowshoe resulted in the deaths of Bordner and Stachick after a mark on a tree was shot away and replaced. Several men were present, and no ill will was found. The incident occurred around 6 o'clock, leaving others injured.
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Bevlerorre
Enowshoe Svfpentach
Stachick
Bordner
Pleasant dedication of Pennsylvania Memorial Home for disabled soldiers
The Pennsylvania Memorial Home for disabled soldiers and families was dedicated today at the Long view Hotel tract of about 34 acres purchased by the state for 35 dollars. The building will hold over 100 people with modern improvements. Prominent attendees included Thomas Steartment, A F Thompson, W N Jones, and Wricht. The Women's Relief Corps led the project, with national president Konie Wittemmeper and Pennsylvania department head Helen Morrison among those present. A banquet for about 350 visitors followed the ceremony, though Governor Was not able to attend.
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Pennsylvania Memorial Home
Longview Hotel
Hon
Thomas i
Steartment
Ennapieaehaene Army
Benater
A. F. Thompson
Lykens
Tease B. Brown
W. N. Jones
Williamsport
Wricht
Smethport
Women's Relief Corps of Pennsylvania
Largeler
Sere Konie Wittemmeper
Mia Abbieneh
Helen Morrison
Department of Pennsylvania
Women’s Relief Corps
Saient Besnens
Goff’s Side of the Case Before West Virginia Legislature
Special telegram from Cuarniestox W V January 2 reports the Legislature reassembling to decide the gubernatorial matter with General Goff’s attorney W P Hubbard presenting arguments for about five hours. Hubbard's forceful address contrasted with Judge Johnson’s prior briefing for Judge Fleming, criticizing the majority report as politically biased and urging review of the investigation committee’s minority view.
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Johnson
Fleming
Mlnprewery
Hubbard
In Surmise of Dorsey Policy Suit in Flood Case
John D. Dorsey, Philadelphia traveler injured in the Conemaugh flood and later died, is the subject of a suit by his mother Mire Mary Dorsey to recover a $5,000 policy from Commercial Mutual Accident Company. Philadelphia counsel present as witnesses testified Dorsey suffered chest injuries and pneumonia from the flood ordeal, favoring the plaintiff.
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FECAL
Tapator
JonNeTown
John D. Dorsey
Philadelpha
Hulburt
Philadelphia
Commercial Mutual Accident Company
Mire Mary Dorsey
W. H H. Rameey
H. 8. Gill
E. C. Fisher
Dre. W. B. Lowman
J. W. Harper
Frank Henford
Hulburt House
Dorsey
CESSNA OUT FOR CONGRESS
A telegram from January reports a bombshell rumor that John Cessna may seek the Congressional nomination. Uncle John dodges questions saying his friends know what they are doing while a Western independent movement looms and speculation swirls about retirement advised by Senator Quay.
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Eprctal
Hbeepromp
John Cessna
John
Ann Ben
Scott
Quay
Scull
Court session in Wheeling over Dickerson assault case
In Wheeling Circuit Court the State of West Virginia pursued Rodney Dickerson for allegedly assaulting 11 year old Florence Wilson of Pittsburg on April 19. Prosecutor Howard clashed with a witness. Howard was admonished, then fined $2 and removed from the courtroom after a heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Wheeling
W. VA
West Virginia
Rodney Dickerson
Ohio's Gretna Green Quick Runaway Spot
Yorkestown Ohio reports rapid notoriety for aiding runaways within 100 miles. A recent elopement tied up by Justice Miller sent the couple back to Rochester. In Uniportown a wagon accident killed Allen Stewart leaving a bereaved family.
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Dispatch
Yorkestown
H Andrew
Rochester
Miss Sadie
Sewickley i
Ace County
Justice Miller
Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a tonic and blood purifier
A testimonial praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a reliable blood purifier and strength builder after diphtheria. The ad claims the remedy restores vitality, with a customer from Westfield, Massachusetts endorsing two bottles. It notes price and availability from Hood & Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Hood
Notable Brass Foundry Figures Active in Hammond
W Scott Bonnell Captain J L Bote ford Richard Broom C D Arms Frank P Wick and T F Woodman, prominent figures at the Steel plant in Hammond Indiana, are set to begin immediate work producing cut atom related materials.
Jones and Redd Suit Ends in Dual Verdict
In Washington Pennsylvania the case of Noah Jones and Harlam Redd concludes with a double verdict. Redd receives one dollar in damages and Jones receives zero. The court will address the attorneys’ costs and the judgment at the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Washington
Noah Jones
Harlam Redd
Rodd
Jones
Body found in the snow near Belleview Hotel
A boy tramping rabbits on a hill behind the suburban Belleview Hotel found a partly decomposed male body lying in snow. He held a photo of a young lady in one hand, but no identification is known. The article notes demand for Iron City Brewing Co. ale and porter in local bars.
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Wheeling
Belleview
Iron City Brewing Co
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday in Louis Residence
The notice lists several marriage licenses issued yesterday in Louis residence. Names include McDonald Collind Tuech and others linked to Walker’s Mills and Pittsburg area.
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Yeaterday
Louis
McDonald Collind Tuech
Atte ‘Walker
S Mills
Ben Pittsburg
Pittaburg
Marriages Listed at Bellefield and Allegheny Homes
On January 2 1800 at the bride parents home Fifth avenue Bellefield Rev R J Costar joined Anna Lauehiz daughter of William Holmes to Gustave C Kony. On January 23 1890 at 195 Fayette Street Allegheny Rev Robert McPherson united Lipa M daughter of N M McDowell with Erronim Lawrik.
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Kubn—Holmes
Fifth Avenue
Bellefield
R. J. Costar
Anna Lauehiz
William Holmes
Gustave C. Kony
Lawrie—Mcdowell
Fayette Street
Allegheny
Robert McPherson
Lipa M
N. M. McDowell
Erronim Lawrik
Obituary notices from Pittsburg area in 1890s paper
Death notices list widows and children, funeral details, addresses and dates. Entries include Beattie Beatty of Crawford Street Pittsburgh, Elizabeth Daum of Oakland, Dickson, Cannie Bevinon of Mansfield, Gallagher daughter of James and Bridget, Huneell Batpas Huw xu, Eva Mathilda Kennedy, George Milligan, Frank Shem, Thomas Shaw, Tufts and Vinsel among others with residence locations such as 5334 Crawford Street 211 Carson Street 618 Larimer Avenue and church or rail line references.
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Forbes Avenue
Oakland
Dicksons
E Dicxsox
Kelley Street
Wilkinsburg
Cannie Bevinon
William Sing Arrie Belind
Mansfield
Gallagher
Center Avenue
Irkpacrick Street
James
Bridget Gallagher
Huneell
Batpas Huw Xu
Herron Avenue
Jay
Eva Mathilda
Henry
Rachel Aay
Carson Street
Southside
Farpar
Kennedy
Eleanor F
D. J
Annie
Larimer Avenue
Milligan
Yhureday
George DewYys
Thomas
Margaret Milligan
River Road
Chartiers Township
Shem
Frank _ ane TON
Jeanie M. Shem
William J. White
Vivents
Federal Street
Pittsburg
Ferpay
Shaw
Hia
Glenshar
Cenenes Thomas Wilsor Shaw
Farpay
Allecheny
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Glenshaw
Limu
Tufts
Barr Tufts
Liberty Avenue
St. Louis
Vinsel—On
Chas
Woelfel
Pareau
St. Peter's Church
Liberty Street
Allegheny
Bargain Bonanza in Broadcloths and Garments
A price slashing display offers Scotch Plaids at 60c, Dollar Mouchoir Plaids at $1 per yard, 48 inch black broadcloths at 65c, and jackets from $5 to $7. Ladies garments and cloaks are sacrificed, with Seals Plush Fur Capes and furs cleared at lively rates. Also 4-4 Zephyr Ginghams 25c and 3-4 Zephyr Ginghams 12½c plus 500 pieces American Zephyr Ginghams front store.
Winter fur sale slashes prices on jackets and more
A broad sale unites all winter garments at half price with drastic cuts on Seal Plush Jackets Fur trimmings and fur muffs. Items include Black Hare Muffs and a range of furs from Opossum to Otter plus muslin underwear embroideries laces and white goods in continuation of the sale.
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Newmarkets
Alaska
Bergen
New India Silks Grabs Bargain Prices Inspire Ad
N. B. New India Silks lists items priced 50c to $1 with several bargains. Highlights include 27 inch golds at 60c and 24 inch at 65c, the latter offered as an extra quality. One dollar items priced at 65c are advertised as well.
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N. B
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Punxsutawney
Turelys
Punxsutaeney
Goff
United
Peesim
Dieratch
Hee
Mansfield Valley
Tameda
Oakdale Station
Firthing
SaLtspore
Foster Works
Mem
Ron Telsonam
MoKgesrost
Lippman Berlin
National Tube Works
Blucher Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh Valley
Cessna
Congress
Senator Quay
Ohio
Gretna
Youngstown
Uniortown
Allen Stewart
Walteraburg
Ron
Vance's
Millis
Younesrows
Mossre
Blooker
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Penn
James M. Fullerton
No. Osiveste Street
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
John R.&a. Murdoch Florists
Smithfield Street
Jaluwr
Shee
Cee Te
William L
Jewelers
T. M. Latimer
Allegheny, Pa
Jalowren
Anderson’s Scotch
Zephyrs
Zephyr Ginghams
Desi
the Money Saving Stores
FURS
Federal St
Hogus
Hacke
A.g.campbell & Sons
Penn Avenue
Penn Building
E. Butterick & Co
Plas
Danziger’s
Sixth Street and
Penn Ave
Pittsburg, PA
Jati-P
Wood Street
MN. B
Uwr
Market Street
Nobmwr
K. Stevenson &Co
GEO Sixth Avenue
China
Sit
St. Charles
Third Ave
BP, Wallace & CO
the Mercantile Agency
R. G. Dun & Co
Germania Bank
Fom
Laird’s
Bet
Csawr
Ceylon
Joseph Tetley & CO
London
Great Britain
John A. Renshaw & CO
Liberty St
McAllister & Sheibler
Pittanarg
Kuhn & Bro
East End
James Lockhart
Allechenr
Tor
Keech’s
Ngan Norte
Sta Ust
Jai Uwr
Robert Dickey & CO
CATER
Fifth Ave
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Aea Aie Eae
Hopper Bros. & CO
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