Union push stalls Oliver Bros yoke contract on new cable line
District Master Workman I N Ross called a special meeting of iron molders of L A 1030 amid a looming bid from Oliver Bros and Phillips for 3000 tons of yokes. The talks touch hourly limits and piecework versus day wages as the Center and Wylie Avenue cable project nears, sparking union risk of a strike if demands aren’t met. The meeting aims to decide whether to accept piece rates or maintain daily pay, with heavy yokes weighing 700 to 800 pounds each and two molders plus a helper needed per five units. The outcome will shape early spring production for the new traction line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Ross
L. A
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Center
Wylie Avenue
Knight of
Fifth Avenue Traction Company
Central Traction Company
Fifth Avenue
Peon Avenue
Eugenics Peare
Penn Avenue
Freight Executives Meet Over Possible Unified Trunk Line Group
Wight of the Baltimore and Ohio and D L Gray of the Union Line travel to New York for an Executive Committee session. They aim to dissolve the Trunk Line and Central Traffic associations and the Western freight group to form a single umbrella body. If Blanchard resigns, he may head the new organization under the proposed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Baltimore and Ohio Road
D. L. Gray
Union Line
Columbus
New York
Trunk Line Association
Central Traffic Association
Freight Association
Chicago
Blanchard
Secretary Returns to Address Union Losses in City
The secretary of Typographical Union No.7 returns to the city and promises to repay the union losses. He denies fleeing and offers to produce the money when required. At Sunday’s meeting delegates for the June Denver convention will be elected and new officers nominated with Edward Hope of The Dispatch likely to be renominated president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union No.7
No. 7
Denver
Cal
Lnst
Edward Hope
Disparon
Gas shortage shuts mills along Peno avenue
Mills on Peno avenue halted operations yesterday morning after a gas shortage from Philadelphia Company mains. Break reported at Murraysville disrupted supply to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peno Avenue
Philadelphia
Murraysville
Tax on Foreign Labor Debated in Harrisburg Controversy Blooms
A bill introduced by Representative Campbell in Harrisburg proposes a 25 cent daily tax on every foreign laborer employed. President James Campbell of the Window Glass Workers Association supports the measure's aim to curb immigrant influx, though he cautions he has not read the full bill. A Southside glass manufacturer warns it could unjustly affect foreign workers who are valuable citizens, while some see it as a tool to address alleged abuses in immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Campbell
James Campbell
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Southside
Braddock Foundry to Begin Active Work After Site Preparation
Forsten Berg, head draughtsman at Edgar Thomson Steel Works, tours Eastern foundries to gain knowledge for Braddock’s planned immense foundry. Site leveling is underway, machinery has been ordered, and operations expected within three months of his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsten Berg
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Master Painters to Hold Two Day Session and Banquet
The Pennsylvania State Association of Master Painters and Decorators will convene at the Monongahela House for a two day session starting today. A full programme was published in The Dispatch a month ago and tonight’s feature is a grand banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Association of Master Painters and Decorators
Monongahela House
Dispatch
Lavine Sues Master Workman Ross Over $6 Owed
The case filed by Richard Lavine against District Master Workman Ross for $6 from District Assembly 3 did not proceed as the court did not appear yesterday morning. Alderman Doughty was listed as not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavine
Ross
Richard Lavine
District Assembly 3
Alderman Doughty
Pittsburg to Levy 12 Mills Tax Rate Under New Assessors
The Board of Assessors reports a city millage of 12 mills for three years, based on a cash valuation under the new system. Taxpayers have crowded the office seeking transcripts as confidence grows in the assessors’ work and potential appeals proceed where errors are suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Board of Assessors
Southside Medical Society weighs hospital plan
The Southside Medical Society met at Dr. Conner's on Mt. Oliver to discuss creating a local hospital for the 70,000 population. Doctors urged fundraising help from corporations and nonmedical supporters, noting the need for accessible care and the challenge of transferring patients to distant facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southards Medical Society
Southside Medical Society
Southside
Burleigh
Mundorff
Kress
Conner
South Penn figure heads to New York on private business
D Herbert Hostetter and H C Frick departed by the same train to New York. Hostetter said the trip was private and not connected to the South Penn, and he did not know if the Vanderbilts or Frick had signed the agreement. Frick said he had not signed yet but would when the Vanderbilts did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Herbert Hostetter
South Penn
New York
Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt People
Mr. Frick
Hostetter
Gas main break halts mills in Murrysville area
A 12 inch Philadelphia Natural Gas Company line burst at the Walker farm near Springdale causing most city mills to shut down. The break, blamed on a pipe flaw, was found at 9 am and crews worked to restore service by 5 pm to spare the night shift from layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
Murrysville
Walker Farm
Springdale
City
Philadelphia Company
Milwaukees Capture Ties Four Men to City Robbery
Two of four suspects in the Dilworth Porter robbery of messenger Joseph Sturtevant have been captured in Milwaukee. The men identified as Willis and William Rodgers gave the names Barney Burch and William Robins as aliases. It is unclear if the arrests were for the crime or as suspicious characters. They will be returned to answer the charge of the homicide depos made against them by Mr. wal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sturtevant
Dilworth, Porter & Co
Penn Building
Penn Avenue
Milwaukee
Willis
William Rodgers
Barney Burch
William Robins
Wal
Collision and derailment disrupt Penn avenue cable line
At about 4 pm yesterday car 904 on the Penn avenue cable line collided with Alexander Black’s iron wagon. A lady passenger from Thirtieth street sustained minor injuries and was treated at a drugstore before continuing her journey. The wagon and horse were heavily damaged and the wagon smashed. a second car, number 227, derailed at Twenty eighth street but was later righted after a 15 minute delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Alexander Black
Thirtieth Street
E. A. McCullough
Twenty-eighth Street Railroad
Robbery Suspects Arrested in Wood Street Bookstore Heist
Several men including Peter Lehany James Kemp William Buckley Ed ODonnell Charles McCarley William Keogh Harry Klein Nathan Klein and Nathan Schwartz were arrested for taking part in the H Watts and Co book store robbery at 445 Wood Street. Goods valued about 500 recovered yesterday from Lawrence Brown's room. Brown detained for receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lehany
James Kemp
William Buckley
Ed O'Donnell
Charles McCarley
William Keogh
Harry and Nathan Klein
Nathan Schwartz
H. Watts & Co
Wood Street
Lawrence Brown
Brown
Calvary Cemetery Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
Calvary Cemetery corporators elected officers for the coming year at the meeting held at the St Pauls Cathedral episcopal residence. Rt Rev R Phelan was named president James Phelan won vice president John D Scully treasurer Charles F McKenna secretary and A F Keating John C Riiev Rev J Eatany P Kane and H Mackin as managers. Engineer James S Devlin reported 14500 spent on macadamizing grading fencing and gate houses bringing total expenditures by incorporators to 114000. He noted plans for paving a street intersecting Hazlewood avenue and a large labor force will continue work on grounds and gatehouses under already let contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Cemetery
St. Paul's Cathedral
R. Phelan
James Phelan, Esq
John D. Scully
Charles F. McKenna
Manrs
A. F. Keating
John CC
Riiev
James 5. Devlin
Devlin
Biglow
Hazlewood Avenue
Lizzie Brent Runs Away After Parental Objection
Lizzie Brent a 17 year old girl was arrested on Old avenue and jailed at the Twenty-eighth ward station awaiting her father who telegraphed authorities after she ran away from home in Elliott near Baltimore Maryland. She said she fled because her parents objected to a sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Brent
Old Avenue
Twenty-eighth Ward
Kelly
Elliott
Baltimore
Lizzie
Freight Agents Watch Presidents of Opposition Lines
Freight agents in the city watch the presidents of opposition lines as headquarters orders threaten dismissal for rate cuts. The result is a drop in monthly business, with tonnage more evenly divided but receipts lower in some cases. Agents focus on leadership of rival lines for any future rate adjustments.
Last of the Luckless Thirteen Newsboy Thieves Arrested
Detective Fitzgerald and Officer Eagen arrested William Collins and Walter Calunts after 11 PM for being part of a crowd of newsboys who tunneled into the Wood Street vault and stole about 20 dollars worth of pocketbooks and trinkets. The total arrested rises to thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Eagen
William Collins
Walter Calunts
Wood Street
Allegheny Citizens Charter Committee Holds Meeting
The Allegheny citizens appointed Saturday night to draft a new city code met last night. Commodore Kouitz chaired with R. B. Scandrett as secretary. Members voiced opinions but took no formal action, saying the duty requires careful study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Commodore Kouitz
R. B. Scandrett
Diamond Street Widening Proposal Gains Support
Residents on Diamond Street petitioned Councils for consent to widen Diamond Street between Wood and Market. Chief of Public Works Bigelow spoke favorably on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
Wood and
Market Streets
Department of Public Works
Bigelow
Coalboat Rise and Surplus in Lower Markets
A large surplus in the lower markets keeps coal boats here as rivers rise. At 2 o’clock the Monongahela measured 13 feet. O'Neil & Co. sent eight barges with the Enterprise to Cincinnati while other firms held back due to crowding in the lower market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
O'Neil & Co
Cincinnati
Allegheny Police Committee Eyes Ohio Street Plot
The Allegheny sub Police Committee recommended buying a plot on Ohio street near the Troy Hill round for a patrol stable. The price is 21 500. The Committee on Horses was authorized to purchase a new team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny sub-Police
Ohio Street
Troy Hill Round
Committee On Horses
Incorrigibility Charge Shocks Southside Arrest Case
Julia Ryan, arrested last night on a charge of incorrigibility preferred by her father, claimed at the station house she left home due to her parents intemperate habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ryan
Quaker City Attorneys to Argue Infringement Suit
Philadelphia lawyers F. T. Chambers and Gerge Harding will argue the infringement case filed by Hussey Manufacturing Company of Pittsburgh against Chicago firm Wm. Dearing & Co. before U S Judge Acheson at the Hotel Duquesne this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
F. T. Chambers
Gerge Harding
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Hotel Duquesne
United States
Acheson
Hussey Manufacturing Company
Wm. Dearing & Co
Chicago
Two Boys Arrested After Chase Near Clay Alley
Captain Mercer and Officer Bell arrested John Sanders and Edward Cargon after a mile long chase from Clay alley. Police say the youths entered the alley with silk handkerchiefs and underwear stolen from J Bruggeman of 137 Wylie avenue about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Mercer
Bell
John Sanders
Edward Cargon
Clay Alley
J. Bruggeman
No. 137
Wylie Avenue
Young Son of Kirkwood Wounded By Exploding Revolver
A young son of Thomas Kirkwood of McKeesport dropped a loaded revolver yesterday and it discharged, the ball entering his upper leg above the knee and inflicting a serious wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kirkwood
Mckeesport
Annual meeting of Allegheny General Hospital contributors
The Allegheny General Hospital annual meeting is set for this afternoon with directors and officers expected to be elected or confirmed. The hospital’s nurse training school is noted as very successful and continues to operate at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny General Hospital
Woman robbed on Washington Street after hitting corner of Franklin
Mrs. W. McKeever of the corner of thirty-eighth street and Plom alley was knocked down on Washington near Franklin about 10 30 last night and robbed of a pocketbook containing 38 dollars. She was not hurt and the thieves escaped.
Bail Set For Patrick Conway On Larceny Assault Charges
Patrick Conway appeared before Alder man Porter charged with larceny assault and battery and fraud. Miss Rose Trenlay boarding house keeper testified and Conway was released on 31 100 bail for trial yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Conway
Porter
Rose Trenlay
Explosion wounds woman on Southside panel lamp blast
Mrs Wardeweller, the woman injured in a lamp explosion last week on the Southside, was reported last night to be dying from her injuries.
Severe Burn for Steel Worker Charles Bradden
Charles Bradden of the Black Diamond Steel Works suffered severe burns last night when hot metal struck him at work. He received prompt medical attention and was transported to a regional hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradden
Black Diamond Steel Works
Powdered Phantoms and a $200,000 Patent Bid
A Southside inventor, John Hindmarsh, touts a three-ingredient powder claiming eight times the force of standard military powder. He says it can punch through steel at 500 yards and oak at two miles with 45 grains, is almost smokeless, and undamaged by salt or fresh water. He seeks $200,000 from the U.S. government and plans public tests with a Remington gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hindmarsch
Oliver
Southside
United States
Hindmarsch
Mr. Hindmarsch
Flinders
Remington
Huggins
Endicott
Charles 8. Smith
Ordnance Department
Smith
Mr. Hindmarsen
America
Fire destroys Green Bros cork factory and brass foundry
A blaze yesterday morning consumed the Green Bros cork factory and brass foundry on Forty first street Lawrenceville. The buildings and contents were insured and valued at about 8000 dollars, with losses totaling around 3000 dollars for the structures and contents. An alarm from bar 75 arrived too late to save the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-first Street
Lawrenceville
Green Bros
Bar 75
Unknown team unseated by frightened fright at Ft Wayne depot
One of Arbuckle's teams waiting at the Ft Wayne freight depot on Penn street became frightened and plunged along the tracks, upsetting an unknown team but causing no further damage or injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Ft. Wayne
Penn Street
John Brown Wins $25,000 Lottery Prize in McKeesport
John Brown a mill worker from McKeesport has drawn a $25 000 prize from the Louisiana State Lottery. McKeesport is noted as a busy center for lottery ticket sales and associated activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
McKeesport
Shave for 1 15 of a Cent Cal Causes Route Mail Confusion
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a monthly mail route issue and Domulcens Bie Sha subclent phrasing. no clear names, dates, or places emerge to form a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Caus
That Brick Eno Route Delays Silver Brick Arrival
Superintendent Follans, anxious over the long awaited silver brick for the sufferers, sent word to Pueblo, Colorado, and received a reply that the item would be forwarded yesterday.
First mass meeting for constitutional amendment held
About 700 people attended the opening gathering at Fourth U P Church in Allegheny, under the Constitutional Amendment Committee of the W C T U. Speakers including Rev A M Hills and Rev Dr McAllister warned of liquor dangers as plans for more meetings through June 18 were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Monery and
Arch Streets
Allegheny County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. C. Campbell
A. M. Hills
W.s.fahey
Connecticut
Dr. McAllister
I. N. Hays
Fulton
Collins
B. C. Christie
MecMasters
Alexander Cooper
Leoden Firm Seeks Exhibit Space at Exposition
A London letter to the Exposition Society describes L. K. Leon & Co requesting an 18 by 18 foot exhibit space for optical goods jewelry and lens machinery. The firm promises a creditable display and a working exhibit with latest lens forming machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Society
Piccadtult
Bond Street
LoNpos
Eurieny Rameene
L. K. Leon & Co
German Woman Seeks Husband Carl Yerks in Minneapolis
Annie Yerks a German widow with three children has searched Minneapolis for three days for her husband Carl Yerks who left the city for work and promised to meet her on arrival. She has a brother-in-law a street car conductor in the Southside and requests the police department aid to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yerks
Carl Yerks
Minneapolis
Mion
The
Yorks
Eva Coonenbaker
Prohibition Vote Set for South Versailles February 19
South Versailles township to hold a special liquor vote during the regular February 19 municipal election. Constable P J Murphy announced the poll will decide liquor or no liquor with about 150 voters attending mass meetings at the railroad grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Versailles
P. J. Murphy
Trestle at Baltimore and Ohio depot nearing completion
The trestle leading to the Baltimore and Ohio depot at Smithfield and Water streets is finished. Ties and tracks are being laid and should be completed before the end of next week. Trains will run from the depot to Washington before March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Smithfield and
Water Streets
Washington
Eccles Robinson Opposes Prohibition Push in State
In a lengthy interview yesterday Eccles Robinson, a staunch Murphy supporter and temperance advocate, argued against a prohibitory constitutional amendment. He favored high license as a better policy and questioned the amendment's constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccles Robinson
Murphy
Temperance
Prohibition Executive Committee Plans County Canvass
The Prohibition Executive Committee resolved yesterday to convene a general meeting of delegates here to organize the county wide canvass for the Constitutional Amendment. The move aims to rally support and coordinate activities ahead of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Not Three Of A Kind Congressmen In Town Last Night
Congressmen Thomas Hatch and Barnett visited city en route to Washington from Franklin Pennsylvania. They spent Sunday at stock breeding farm of Miller and Sipley in Venango county. Thomas, a possible Navy secretary candidate, avoided committing to the post. Hatch predicted Cleveland will retire gracefully then reemerge to reshuffle the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Thomas
Illinois
Hatch
Missouri
Barnett
Massachusetts
Washington
Franklin
Messrs
Miller
Sipley
Venango County
Cleveland
Landlord Tenant Dispute Goes to Alderman Hearing
William Spieler sued L. Walter and Lang acting for Peter Walter over a spring rental. Spieler paid $1 and was later refused entry in April citing no written contract. He seeks $81 in damages and the alderman’s decision was reserved for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Doughty
William Spieler
L. Walter & Lang
Spieler
Peter Walter
Henry Berger Seeks Quick Sale of Parlor and Bedroom Furnishings
Henry Berger at 642 and 644 Liberty Street Col Six Ave offers a large line of stock at cost of manufacture and 20 to 30 percent below cost to close out last season patterns and clear room for spring carpet and bedding departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berger
Liberty Street
Col
Sixth Ave
Liberty Street Car
Bargain Sale Of Pianos And Organs At Mellor Hore
Mellor and Hore of 77 Fifth Ave advertise odd styles of No 1 pianos and organs priced to move as they clear stock. The sale promises very low figures on second hand instruments and urges customers to call or write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellor & Hore
Prince of Music
Fifth Ave
Hamilton's Piano and Organ Clearance Sale
Hamilton's on Fifth avenue hosts a new week of clearance offering pianos and organs at unusually low prices and easy terms. The sale features Decker Bros., Knabe, Fischer pianos and Estey Story & Clark organs, with both new and seasoned goods highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Decker Bros
Knabe, Fischer
Estey and
Story & Clark
S. Hamilton
Fifth Ave
Bargain Men's Overcoats Sale At P C C Corner
Sunday Dispatch advertisement proclaims today only sale of men s genuine English melton and cape overcoats with detachable cape at ten dollars each. Also offers nine hundred winter wraps and cloaks at reduced prices and lists Jos Horne Co stores plus Angostura Bitters and other revised dress goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
Polander Crushed in Mill Yard Accident
John Rice a Polish worker living on Twenty eighth Street Southside was crushed between cars yesterday afternoon in the Jones and Laughlins mill yards. He was loading a buggy across the main track when cars were shoved in pinning him beneath a large car. Last night he was thought to be dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Twenty Eighth Street
Southside
Jones & Laughlins’ Mill
Moorhead Arrested Over Alleged Horse Theft
Albert Moorhead of Forty seventh street was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing a horse from Wilkinsburg liveryman Jonas St Johnston on December 17. Moorhead allegedly posed as a Philadelphia Company employee, hired the horse, and did not return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moorhead
Forty-seventh Street
Jonas St. Johnston
Wilkinsburg
Moorhead
Philadelphia
Frick Buys Ground for New Carnegie Office Tower
Report says H. Frick, new Chairman of Carnegie Phipps and Co, bought land on Peon Avenue near Garrison Alley for a large office building. Company denies the report at its office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Frick
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Peon Avenue
Garrison Alley
Toboggan Slide At Recreation Park In Good Condition
Recreation Park toboggan slide is in good condition and will be open after noon and in the evening. Admission reduced to 15 cents as advertised in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Chief Marshal Named for Washington's Birthday Parade
Tony McCarthy a laborer at Hussey Howe Co Mills was struck by a running belt in a tree incident and had his cheek opened. Dr Hieber says injuries are not serious if lockjaw is avoided. Colonel Thomas Cosgrove of Braddock chosen Chief Marshal for the Catholic societies pre parade in the city on Washington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony McCarthy
Hussey, Howe & Co’s Mills
Hieber
Thomas Cosgrove
Braddock
Washington
New Station House Ready for Occupancy in Seventeenth Ward
The new station house in the Seventeenth ward is completed and will be ready for occupancy by the 1st of next month. A Prairie on fire resembles the present rush for Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Fine fitting jackets offered by Jos Horxe Co at Penn avenues
The Beat offers black jackets in all sizes with weights described as perfect. Prices listed at $500 and $1000 for both styles. Stores on Penn Avenue and contact at 1102 Carson St. claim free curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Sugar magnate Spreckels visits city en route to Frisco
Claus Spreckels, famed sugar king, passes through on his way to San Francisco from the East to arrange shipments from the Sandwich Islands to Brooklyn refineries. He muses on the sugar trust and comments on naval defense and national policy with remarks about Kalakua and tensions abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Frisco
Sandwich Islands
Brooklyn
Mr. Spreckels
Kalakua
Sandwich B Islands
Bismarck
Rumored iron rate increase rumored for western roads
Rumors say iron rates will rise on lines west of Pittsburg starting February 1. Affected roads include Baltimore and Ohio, Panhandle, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, Chicago, Pittsburg and Western, and the Lake Shore. Current rate stands at 15 cents per hundred weight. A shipper claims one road has raised rates on a shipment slated after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Panhandle
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Western
Lake Shore
Residents Fear Injuries From Penn Avenue Traction Cars
Citizens in the Seventeenth ward complain the Penn avenue cars rush trips and barely stop for passengers, risking injuries as conductors push to make good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Ward
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Wylie Ave
Cable Road
Oliver Bros
Labor News
Central
Braddock Foundry
Edgear Thomson
Southside Hospital
H.C. Frickef
Messenger Sturtevant
Allegheny Citizens’ Charter Committee
Washington Street
Germany
Uncle Sam
Alsace-Lorraine
England
Africa
Columbia
Samoa
Sam
Green Bros’. Cork Factory and Brass Foundry
Bursed Down
Leoden
South
Versailles
Depot
Thomas
Cargon St
Quires
Cloak Department
Market Street
Heard, Biber & Easton
James B. Heard
Horne
Ulster
Newmarket
Newmarkets
Carson St
Penn Avenue Realdenta
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