Orphans Help Sought After Marmoth Works Disaster
A long list of workers and family members appears amid a Marmoth works disaster report. 31 married men left 100 orphans to be cared for as K of L. officials and the public plan relief amid a grim scene at Mammoth station barn where clothing from victims is claimed by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Castle
Sinchmen
Wiliam Lewis
Lewis Lewis
ML P. Newell
Jesse Crow
Thomas Brown
Frank Kesky
Martin Kesky
Angust Link
James Chores
John Eaton
William Banwan
John Scott
Michaelh Koumosky
John Loexsa
John W. Myers
George Hemyer
Steve Connor
A. Thubesiis
Joseph Swots
John Bene
Frank Tiptor
Steven Whatake
James Riley
Martin Swarts
Juin Sovotin
Andrew Pareker
Patrick Tumtety
Mixe Sirky
Joseph Chonem
J. Zavolsky
Joseph Harages
Steven Uuoreke
Stephen Sitet
Andrew Sale
George Nasro
John Cost
Ambreew Swartz
John Stenk
Jen Harless
Valention Koga
Jotun Darber
Ioth Utrm
Andrew Lesa
Michael Stanten
Stephen Balloch
Michael Gere
Nirew Loras
Atairew Nupan
Joseph Dente
Mave Surtza
Stephen Yatch
Joseph Zewadu
Andee Peedar
Joseph Stynik
Kurl Wastos
Martin Trabala
Michael Dockwran
Michael Baran
John V. Doran
Jos ‘Bomas
James Zwick
Martin Adams
K. of L
Marmoth
Mammoth Station
United Mine Workers Oppose Gas Pocket Theory
A disputed message from United Mine Workers officials argues that the Mammoth explosion was not caused by accumulated fire damp. Officials urge governor Pattison and state lawmakers to aid miners with better protection and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ScomteaLy
Padan
John K. Rue
Robert Watcher
United Mine Workers
Pattison
Levixinture
ScovTpaue
Tott Excener
Herbert Pattienn
Ponnsstreanta
Bouworalle Houles
Sunt
Maprecentiatines
Prompt Aid Rendered For Mammoth Mine Families
Local efforts to raise funds for the Moody families at Mammoth mine show notable responses. Mere Giosky contributed £200 and LD Liston raised over £100, with others intending to donate, while the donor urged immediate aid as the situation is time sensitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
Giosky
Seotenias
Liston
Legislative Committee to Probe Mammoth Mine Disaster
A state legislative committee led by Senators Hines and Thompson and Representatives Mullin Davis and Marrell will depart for Mammoth to investigate the mine explosion. The panel includes four of five members with thorough mine knowledge. A bill to tax bituminous coal profits for injured miners is proposed.
Gas Company Stockholders Eye Director Bond Purchases
At Chartiers Valley Gas Companys annual meeting in the Garrison building stockholders debated the auditing committee report for 1890 and authorized a seven member committee to investigate $83 700 35 worth of bonds bought by the board and a 35 000 gratuity to director W E Schmertz. The committee can seek equity action if illegal. President J A Chambers presented the year’s financials and a note on future gas supplies citing declines in gas pressure and uncertain long term outlook. A heated exchange followed on the Westinghouse building sale and on ownership of a new gas line with questions about earnings sharing and related arrangements. A motion to form a investigatory panel was approved with Snodgrass as chair and seven stockholders appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartiers Valley Gas Company
Senate Chamber
W. E. Schmertz
J. A. Chambers
Bellevennon
Morrisville
Grapeville
Philadelphia Company
Oliver Brothers & Phillips S
Fortell
Chambers
J. McCabe
Charters Company
Westinghouse
Chartlers Company
F. J. Tener
Chartiers Company
Philadelphia
Mr. McCabe
Allegeny Heating Company
R. M. Suleans
W. EE. Seimertz
Audling
Snodgrass
Resolution on stock sale and capital increase sparks questions
The article states the capital rose to 1,000,000 and about 83,000 in stock was sold under an agreement to redeem if unsold. Market fell to 5 and the company repurchased at the original price. Snodgrass and others allege treasury funds were diverted. Auditing reports claim a loss near 100,000, with further sums tied to the Westinghouse building sale. Directors were elected at meeting's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snodgrass
Beeves
Treasury
Westinghouse affairs move with stock exchanges and suits
A telegraph from Westinghouse to Vice President Bannister reports 30 000 shares disposed of and some sales in this city. Creditors accept preferred stock in lieu of claims, some at 50 percent more. James B Haines Jr credits committee optimism. Westinghouse to visit if possible. The Chicago and Erie Stove Company sues Westinghouse Electric Light Company for 1358 89 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannister
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Mr. Bannister
James B. Haines, Jr
New York
Chicago and Erie Stove Company
Erie
Westinghouse Electric Light Company
One Week's Mortality Report Summary
Weekly mortuary tally ends January 34 shows 96 deaths, up from 4 a year prior. Deaths by area include Old City 26 East End 28 Southside 9 Institutions 23 infants under one year. Ages 1 to 90 plus with various causes and national origins. Marital status and race noted with white and colored counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
East End
Southside
Pittsburg
United States
England
Germany
Ireland
Wales
Switzerland
Austria
Hungary
Sixteenth Ward Republicans Set Night for Nominations
Sixteenth Ward Republicans meet at the ward Tariff Club headquarters to decide nominations for Alderman School Directors Ward Assessor and Assistants and district election officers. Four candidates for Alderman are Vincent Simon Andrew Wilson James McCandress and T J Chaltant with Chaltant serving the expired term of ex Alderman Doughty and seen by many as front runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Ward
Sixteenth Ward Tariff ® Club
Vincent Simon
Andrew Wilson
James McCandress
T. J. Chaltant
Doughty
Desperate Mother of Five Seeks Help at Charities
Elizabeth Dare of Wilkinsburg begs transport to the Poor Farm after her husband Walter Dare died. She lived in Chartiersborough until ten months ago and has since battled poverty and illness while supporting five children. The Department of Charities could not take the case, but temporary aid was provided and County Home notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dare
Wilkinsburg
Department of Charities
Chartiersborough
Walter Dare
Voroucis
Postmaster Receives Tip On Boykins Death Case
Mrs Jennie Shirey of Apollo Pennsylvania believes a man who died by suicide at Boykins Virginia on the 28th may be her husband. She says the death description matches, asks for a photograph to confirm identity, and requests burial if proved. She has four children and has had no word of him for about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellikean
Jennie Shirey
Apollo
Boykins
Tim
A Fondness for Chichens and Neighbors Fowl
Four men George Powers George Bowers and George Mandel were arrested and charged with larceny after Mrs Minnie Campell accused them of stealing five chickens from her yard on the Boll er street extension Wednesday night. Powers was caught Thursday morning with three chickens and confessed aiding Bowers and Mandel. Adam Young was jailed in the Fourteenth ward on suspicion of robbing chicken coops near Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powers
George Bowers
George Mandel
Seventeenth Ward
Minnie Campell
Boller Street
Powers
Bowers
Mandel
Campbell
Adam Young
Fourteenth Ward
Calvary Cemetery
Vagrants Fill Twelfth Ward Police Station Tonight
Twenty three vagrants sought admission at the Twelfth ward police station from six to eleven tonight. Each gave a pitiful tale of hardship as Sergeant Stix listened and all were accommodated. The previous record for a single night was six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward
Stix
Euch
SPOONS NOT HIS OWN Frank Mabon to Answer for Theft
Frank Mabon was arrested Tuesday night and jailed as a suspicious character. Police found a cache of silver spoons and other items believed stolen from J. M. Carmer at his boarding house on Lytle Street Glenwood. He faces charges including theft of an overcoat and vest. Magistrate Hyndman will hear the case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mabon
Fourteenth Wara
Perce
McLauchlin
J. M. Carmer
Lytle Street
Glenwood
Mabon
Hyndman
Mayor Gourley Eyes Beale Farm as Poor Farm Site
A three-man mayoral panel and city department heads spent a day evaluating eight farm properties along the Monongahela River for a proposed new poor farm. The Beale farm at Karns Station, 200 acres with river and railfront access, impressed the visitors most, while others at Springdale and East Deer trade mixed opinions on suitability and price. The group planned further inspections and to meet again at City Hall for another day of site visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale Farm
Department of Awards
Bineaman
Department of Public Works
Allegheny River
West Penn
William A. Tomlinson
O'Hara
Henry T. West
Graff & Bennett
East Deer Township
J.K. Ford
West Farm
Ford Farm
Press Club
Spingrate
Karns Station
Joseph Bo
George Beale
Sd W
Beale
West Penn Railroad
Gourley
Pares
Stewart
John Mueller
Charles Ramcar
Mueller
Ramsar
Johnson
Hamson Township
Barnes
Springdale
Mueller-Ramsey
City Hall
Monongahela River
Woman's Christian Association Holds Twenty Third Convention
The Woman's Christian Association of Allegheny county met in the Y M U A building with Mrs. Felix R Brand presiding. Rev W H McMillan gave the annual address. Reports showed near empty funds at the Temporary Home for Destitute Women but overall favorable finances and stable operations across the Chis tiann Home for Women East End Industrial School for Girls West Penn Hospital Committee on Evangelistic Work General Hospital Committee Colored Home and Young Womens Boarding Home. Officers were re-elected: President Mrs Felix R Brunot Vice President Mrs Ormesby Phillips Secretary M A Sterling Treasurer Mrs Samuel McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Association of
Allegheny County
Felix R. Brand
W. H. McMillan
Stockton Avenue U. P
General Hospital Committee
The
Colored Home
Young Womens Boarding Home
Mra
Felix R. Mrunot
Ormesby Phillips
M. A. Sterling
Samuel McKee
Clarkson to Return to Des Moines Residence
Des Moines resident C. H. Perkins said ex Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson is likely to settle back in Des Moines. Perkins noted Clarkson has been negotiating for a valuable city property, seen as a sign of his intention. He also remarked on many tramps and a higher foreign-born presence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
C. H. Perkins
Des Moines
Monongahela
Perkins
Robbed While He Slept Arrests Suspect Mulberron
Samuel Mulberron alias Thomas Watson was jailed by Detective Bendel on larceny charges after an engineer reported his watch and $15 stolen while he slept at Henvett depot. The pawned watch matched Mulberron, leading to his arrest on Forty third Street where he confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mulberron
Thomas Watson
Bendel
Henvett Station
Mulberron
Coulson
Forty-third Street
Opportunity for Light Eaters Prompts Western PA Fast Contest
The article notes a controversy in Eastern cities over extreme fasting by Tanner, Lucci and others. Harry Davis offers $1,000 to any man in Western Pennsylvania or Northeastern Ohio who will fast for 0 days. The offer is genuine and to be carried out exactly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Lucci
Harry Davis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
International Press Club League adopts constitution in final day
The third day of the convention adjourned after adopting the remaining constitution sections, electing officers by acclamation. San Francisco was chosen as next year’s meeting place and Chicago Press Club signaled sympathy with the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
International Press Club League
Foster Coates
Chicago Press Club
Chicago
League
McElrath
Pittsburg Press Club
Gueurley
Women's Press Clubs
Queen
Pittsburg
Hennessy
Thomas J. Keenan, Jr
John BR. Meekins
Baltimore
John Anderson Boyis
Montreal
Joseph H. Senner
New York
Helen E. K. Starrett
Charles W. Price
Newark
William E. Worrell
M. A DeYoung
M. B. Weston
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. D. Vaught
Buffalo
N. Y
G. Lapham
Syracuse
John Fredrich
Thomas F. Anderson
Boston
William Berri
Brooklyn
Sherwood
Canton
Anderson
Bottle Attack Injures Passenger on Last Night's Limited
Mrs. McKeever of Nashville Tennessee was struck in the face and head when a bottle was hurled at a moving limited train down the mountains. The bottle shattered a window and caused a severe shock. a doctor met the train at Johnstown and attended to her. The injuries were not serious and a vigorous search for the assailant was begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necprese
Finance Committee Eyes Perrysville Plank Road Purchase
Allegheny Finance Committee proposed an ordinance to buy Perrysville plank road for 3100. Delegates Dablinger McAfee Kennedy Cochrane Neeb and the Council president form a sub committee to draft transition ordinances and department heads changes. Special counsel bill Watson Knox Reed approved and paid. Board of School Controllers seeks 10000 for High School appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Finance Committee
Perrysville Plank Road
Messrs
Dablinger
McAfee
Kennedy
Cochrane
Neeb
Srnaman
Watson
Knox
Reed
Board of
Better Mining Laws Debated at Union Convention
The Division No. 5 United Mine Workers met at Knights of Labor Hall with over 60 delegates addressing the Mt. Pleasant disaster and Monongahela strike. National Secretary Watchorn defended the National fund as delegates backed cash wages, eight hour day, cash pay, and opposition to pay-by-screens mining runs. They plan further talks on mining laws and elect officers for Columbus on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Knights of Labor Hall
McLaughlin
J. W. Parker
Boyd
Robert Watchorm
Panhandle
Commonwealth
Mr. Collins
Toe
Farrell
Legislaries
Monongahela
Division No
Watchorn
National Fund
National Organization
Western Pennsylvania
Columbus
Aristocratic Road: P C and Co Skips Workingmen Trains
The P C and Co Railway is described as the most aristocratic line out of Pittsburgh. It does not run trains for workingmen, leaving the last city departure five minutes before morning work and only giving a brief post shift window. Patrons from Chartiers Duff and Scully Springs face long walks or miss Sunday services as no Sunday passenger trains run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.,c
Rannine
Pittsburg
Tha
Chartiers
Patterson
Montour Railway Company
P., Co
Young Reporter Attempts Suicide with Laudanum
J. W. Meister, a junior newspaper man, swallowed a bottle of laudanum and drove to Mercy Hospital for a stomach pump. He expressed remorse and talked of fatal plans but friends talked him into living. The incident was initially misrepresented as taking the medicine for cough syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Meister
Mercy Hospital
Robbery Suspects Arrested After Targeting Drunk Men
Jerry Cochran and David Thomas were arrested at Eleventh and Liberty by Officer McReperts. Cochran faces larceny charges while Thomas is held as a suspicious character. The pair are accused of robbing intoxicated men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Cochran
David Thomas
Eleventh and
Liberty Street
McReperts
Wesband Child and Money Gone
Mrs. Mary Brand of Newbury U complained to Alderman Kerr that her husband abducted their year-old daughter and took $1,500 of her money, leaving her without sustenance and seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brand
Newbury
Alderman Kerr
Disorderly conduct and robberies headline city arrests
Several residents faced bail and hearings after disorderly conduct accusations in the first incident with stones thrown at John Kasa. Others were jailed on liquor and immorality charges. A separate case involved alleged desertion, while a trio linked to the Soho mills brazen robberies awaits a hearing. A neighborhood dispute also moved toward a hearing before an alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turoport Fesxk
John Fonk
Alderman McGarey
John Kasa
WuiLe
Thomas Douglass
M. J. Jones
John Haggerty
Eleventh Ward
Many J. Joxrs
John Weizel
William Camey
Alderman Kerr
Peter Scharren
Jenks Medallester
John Toker
Soho Mills
Hyndman
Sotomoon Beaws
Robert Pearson
David MacElwaine
Duquesne Way
McKegan
Frank Hray
Lizzie Fielding
Kate Devinney
Lizzie Sullivan
Brownsville Avenue
Fight On A Street Car
Three men sparked a street car altercation on a Birmingham line after a toe stepping incident. The conductor and driver ejected the trio at Thirty-first Street and the men fought on the street with one injured enough to be carried home. One assailant was identified as a Birmingham line sub conductor, but names were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Street
Thirty-first Street
Birmingham
Bills Filed in House and Senate Across Counties
In Harrisnune on January 29 bills were introduced in both chambers. House proposals include Culbertson for animal cruelty fines to go to a generalized humane society, Graham for a $10,000 Pittsburgh Hospital for Children appropriation, Cribb for coal tax and land securing Injured gainers’ families, Wherry to curb peach tree blight, and Baker for grocery firm incorporation. Senate measures include Thompson for a bank examiner, Green to exempt artisan library rent, Need for a state insurance stenographer and clerk at $1,290, Hobinson to improve civil service, and Woods to elect burgesses for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakrrisnune
Culbertson
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Society For
Graham
Pittsburg Hospital
Cribb
Clarion
Y Wherry
Cumberland
Peachtrees
Ky Baker
Delaware
Pow
Philadelphia
Senate
Thompson
Green
Hkerks
Hobinsom
Borensity Woods
Mifflin
Verdicts Reported in Coroner Cases Beska and Beck
A Coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict for John Beska. The case of Cooper Beck concluded death by own action while temporarily insane. An ore was found in the Ohio river on Weines ye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beska
Cooper Beck
Ohio River
Weinesye
Child Dies in Electric Shock at Braddock
Coroner McDowell was notified last evening that William Brown a four year old boy was killed at Braddock at 6 o clock yesterday afternoon by a shock from an electric light wire. An inquest will be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
William Brown
Braddock
Windstorm Demolishes Police Patrol Wires in Allegheny
A heavy wind storm around 1 a m last night tore down nearly all police patrol wires in Allegheny. The Allegheny Electric Light Company lines also suffered some damage in the same tempest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Allegheny Electric Light Company
Taxpayers' Association Names Nine for Ward Nominees
The Taxpayers' Protective Association of the Twenty-ninth ward met last night and appointed a nine member committee to nominate candidates for ward offices and report at a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ Protective Association of
Twenty-ninth Ward
Local Fire, Accidents, and Injuries Reported
Fire alarm No. 147 caused by a chimney blaze at 1016 Harsam's alley residence of Mrs Minnie Bamford. Two horses hit a Fifth Avenue streetcar, carriage damaged. occupants unharmed. A baby girl found dead in an outhouse on Forbes near Gist. autopsy shows no breath. Nineteenth ward police station cellar flooded by Mineh sewer water. No. 8 fire engine pumped it out. Cust Leery of 106 Corporation Avenue broke shoulder. Thomas Conners fractured forearm at Edgar Thomson Steel Works. William Koch of Charlotte Street had arm and hand crushed by a buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bamford
Harcam's Alley
Fifth Avenue
Knolson’s Court
Forbes Street
Gist
Nineteenth Ward
Cust Leery
Corporation Avenue
Allegheny
Thomas Conners
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
William Koch
Charlotte Street
Hays Seeks Evidence In Phillips Case At Central Hotel
General Secretary Hays of the K of L secreted at the Central Hotel to gather evidence for the Phillips case. Illness of A W Wright delayed plans at Jomsen's class house on the Soucheide. Dovey represented Phillips as IL A 30 officials watched. The move risks triggering a clash with the General Assembly and L A 300 over authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
K. of L
Central Hotel
A. W. Wright
Jomsen
Soucheide
John Phillips
1. A. 300
George Dovey
Phillips
IL. A
Executive Committee
General Assembly
S. A
Havys
L. A
Lenton
Haseen
Evans
Thusen Glass Works
Parker cigarette bill passed in Missouri House vote
Jefferson City January 29 The Parker cigarette bill won House approval by 103 to 22 and makes it a misdemeanor to sell cigarettes or tobacco to anyone under 17 without a written order from a parent or guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersos City
Labor Eight Hour Bill Seeks Senate Vote After Committee Rejection
Master Workman Evans announced that the eight hour bill sent to Harrisburg by local labor leaders was reported negatively by the Judiciary Committee. He urged Senator Neeh to place the measure on the calendar and push a lucrative recommendation to secure a Senate vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Harrisburg
Judiciary Committee
Neeh
Senate
Architects Named for Live Stock Exhibit at the Fair
Chief of Construction Burnham of the World's Fair nominates Halabird and Hothe of Chicago as architects. The live stock exhibit will include a casino exchange hippodrome and spaces for athletic sports and large business meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Burnham
Halabird and Hothe
Chicago
Union strikes and vote hints ripple through local mills
Paydays pass at Edith furnaces while Joux Costello denies UMW candidacy. Painter's Southside mills report a single tarp and over 200 workers idle. A new blower is planned at Spang Steel in Ena. Patrick McBrook may follow Robert Watchorn as UMW secretary. Amalgamated Association backs the Braddock Wire works strike for recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter's
Southside
Clapp Griffith
Spang Steel and Kop Company
E*na
Patrick McBrook
Robert Watchorn
United Mine Workers of America
Amalgamated Association
Braddock Wire Company
Arnheim Live Stock Company Leads Western Pa Horse Trade
The Arnheim Live Stock Company in Pittsburg reports 40 head of draught and general purpose horses arriving today, including watched teams weighing 3200 to 300 per pair. Mule yards hold 75 head of choice stock, from largest draught to small pit mule, all sound and well broke to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
B. & B. Rivalries and 1891 Zephyrs on Sale
Fragmented OCR lists rival brands and prices such as zephyrs and silks, noting on sale side by side impress goods and 40¢ items. Mentions Mone Pilsner beer and Iron City Brewine Company with unclear contact details and stray numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Boces & Buu
Cable failure halts downtown tram. residents walk home
A traction line at Fifth Avenue and Grant Street frazzled when the cable broke about 2:30 PM. Crews spliced the line late last night after 11, forcing hill district residents to walk home as the halted service continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Traction Road
Fifth Avenue
Grant Street
Watkl
People who come and go at the Monongahela
William Martin of New Bethule’s opera house and hotel at St James hosted guests. Isala Will P. Castleman, ex Louisville journalist, joined the Monongahela staff. J H McEwen of Mahoning National Bank visited Youngstown. William Smith of the American Flints traveled to Philadelphia. James C Wallace and wife from New Castle were aboard the Monongahela. Joshua Rhodes rode eastward last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
New Bethule
the St James
Isala
Will P. Castleman
Louisville
Monongahela
J. H. McEwen
Mahoning National Bank of
James C. Wallace
New Castle
Mononcahela
Joshua Rhodes
Pratt's Great Book Sale Nears Closing at Wood Street
Pratt announces a splendid stock of bargains at 428 Wood Street with close date approaching. Orders by mail or telephone 1186 are welcome as the sale continues, highlighting Iron City Brewing Company as the years’ due audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood St
Pratt
Iron City Brewing Company
Choice Silk Fabrics Display At Fifth Avenue Market
A special display this week features Choice selections from foreign and domestic manufacturers. Printed Crepe de Chine patterns priced from $150 to $250 a yard, Printed India Silks up to $452 per pattern, Wash Silks at $1 a yard, plus Novelties in Cheviot and Scotch Tweed, New Paris Robes, White Goods lines, and Black Lace Draperies from top French makers. Cor Fifth Ave and Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
PittseaUrs Jan 2 Signal Service Time Update
United States Signal Service officer in the city provides the following time report and notes on standard time adjustments. Details are brief and focus on current timekeeping guidance and routine observations.
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE DISPATCH
River levels and rising conditions reported with mild weather and light rain. Brownsville river feet measured six inches with cloudy skies. Towns show river levels six feet six inches and cloudy weather with minimal thermometer readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Warren—River
Brownsville
Montana Legislature Sees Democrats Retain Control
The Montana Legislature resumes work after a Republican and Democratic accord. The House sits 27 Republicans and 28 Democrats with Democrats in control of offices and most committees. The Senate remitted the fines of Democratic senators who left the state, and lawmaking is set to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewtena
Mon
House
Senate
Glove Dept Frenzy Slash Prices On Exquisite Mittens
A local glove department slashes prices on an extensive range of mittens and gloves for children, women, and men. Items include cashmere mittens and silk options with deep reductions from 40c to 4c, and high end kid gloves from several renowned makers discounted to clear.
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Scottdale
Westerday
Coure
Smith
Pleasant Tully Lodge No
Mleosan
Mors Gel
Leon
Lee
Esperie
Minersal Penn
Sivan
Sour
Jomns
UL MW
AL Herent Wareftells
U. A. Wes
Dar
Pany
Kitsburg
Chambera
Czergis Erfiveting
Mr. Snodgrass
3. M. Batley
Coant
Smalgrass
Miison Lyon
John Grege
Andrew Easton
M. K H. Suydam
J. EB. Ambstaetter
W. R. Ward
Sithasarren
Schmartz
Boand of
James A. Chambers
James Laughlin, Jr
IL Sellers McKee
Adam Clark Kraven
William H. Singer
Wiliam EK. Schwertz
Duncan C. Philli
Calvin Wells
John A. Dalzell
Mark W. Watson
James M. Bailey
Daniel C. Ripley
Edward E. Denniston
Westinghouse Affairs
Board of Awards
A. J. Montgomery
Hormar Township
G. Bames
Allegheny County Christian Association
Iowa
Limited
Finance Committee
Secretary Mays
R. of
the National Fund
Wesband
Bis
Coroner's Court
Emall
Missouri
J. L. Evans
Edith Furnaces
Woots’ Hall
Joux Costello
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Mone Pilsner
Iron City Brewine Company
Sereree
Pratt's
Hucus & Hacxe
Fifth Ave
Market St
West
Vinneixta
Montana
Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Glove Department
Florence
Perrin, Freres & Co
Charles, Cecil
Century
JS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue
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