Signing the Nine Hour Scale at Amalgamated Mills Concedes
The Amalgamated scale was signed at 12 15 this morning ending the nine hour clause dispute. The agreement limits heat time but maintains most terms with a one year trial. Key figures include James M Bailey A M Byers Co and D B Oliver as negotiators amid sharp tensions and threatened strikes at Duquesne and across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Shell
Wire
Putas Bolt Works
James M. Bailey
A. M. Byers
Labor Demonstration in Steubenville Readies Big Parade
Secretary George E. Poth of the General Committee spent a day in Steubenville finalizing plans for the labor demonstration next Monday. An estimated 2,000 to 3,000 may travel from Pittsburgh to join in a five division parade over two miles with industrial displays. Governor Campbell and Samuel Gompers are among speakers, with decorations by the Washington Inaugural Pentennial decorator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
George E. Poth
Pittsburg
Akers
Pitsebu
Thomas A. Armstrong
Moutland
Steubinville
Washington
Thomas A. Armetrong
Taes
William Martin
Hon. Pentane
Thomas McNamee
Campbell
W. J. Sinh
Jour B
Has
Levi Tg
Hed Legde Etriseo
Largest Ohio demonstration to feature major speakers
W. J. Dillon, J. C. Bigallon and others will address a large Ohio gathering with speeches limited to five minutes each. The event promises the largest demonstration of its kind in years, contingent only on good weather. Poth spent the night with Southside organizations along the Fiver expected to mobilize in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dillon
J.C. Bigallon
2En Madden
John P. J
Thomas Frank Archer
M. F. Moran
John McBride
Patrick McBride
John J. Martin
Thomas Tilford
Chris. Evans
William M. Scott
Ohio
Mr. Poth
End of Building Trades Strike Near As Conference Sought
The building trades strike nears settlement as the Carpenters Council authorizes another conference today with unlimited power. Painters plan to quit work this morning under new boss rules nine hours a day and pay for tasks. stonemasons to hold a meeting tonight with unemployed expected. The strike’s fate risks a broader disruption of the Building Trades Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades
Carpenters' Connell
Bo Nee Stonemssops
A Ae
Tee
Dinges Council
Stonemasons
Vainteas
Building Trades Council
Engineers Satisfied Chief Says No Serious Complaints
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Engineers visited Cleveland after a southern trip. He reported strong engineer presence and steady job applications. He noted no serious complaints reaching headquarters nationwide and no prospects of trouble locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Brotherhood of Engineers
Cleveland
Brotherhood
United States
Glass agents arriving at Monongahela House
Mr Ranney of Beaver Falls among the first glass agents to arrive at the Monongahela House. He is a successful salesman who notes his firm had orders last March and has been expanding across the country. About a dozen agents are expected, with several already on hand. Ranney expects strong trade prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
W. B. Ranney
Beaver Falls
Ets
Ranney
A Strike at Duquesne Prompts Labor Turmoil
Workers at the Duquesne mill face renewed disputes as Amalgamated scale talks collapse and a reorganized lodge mobilizes most skilled men. Indignation spreads among unions while strikes are anticipated. other notes report factory shutdowns, new plants, charters, and ongoing industrial projects across the region.
Local notes from the Twelfth ward and city events
A mix of brief city items including a girl awaiting her parents at the Twelfth ward station after a lamp explosion at the Keystone Hotel in South Side Diamond. Immigrants arriving, Irish delegation from Homestead heading to Youngstown, and police reports with arrests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward
Keystone
Southside
Pitsburg
Lange
Homestead
Youngstown
MaGis TnaTs Hrepwax
David Edwards
Johnstown
Scotland
Mayon Govner
H.C. King
Brooklyn
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Two Burned Men In Serious Condition After Explosion
Samuel Winner and Henry Winner were badly burned by an off explosion at Coraopolis on Monday and brought to the Homeopathic Hospital last night. Doctors fear for their recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Winner
Henry Winner
Coraopolis
Homeopathic Hopital
Young ministers welcomed by Monongahela Presbytery in Wilkinsburg
The Monongahela Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church opened to admit Revs. John A. Burnett C. B. Milligan and E. M. Milligan and the East End Reformed Presbyterian congregations. The meeting included petitions and protests from Dr. McAllister and Prof. Wilson over church property and admissions with factional tensions, but the committee recommended admission and reorganization steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongshela Presbytery
U. P
Wilkinsburg
John A. Burnett
C. B. Milligan
E. M. Milligan
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian
East End
McAllister
Wilson
RE. A. Elliott
J. D. Sands
Burnett
Pittsburg
United States
United Hyterian Church
Fey. Reid
Hutchinson
der Donaldson
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
RE. Thompson
W. N. Hazlett
East
Steubenville
Presbytery
W. Douthett
B. Hart
W. J. Reid
EB. P
Mr. Burnett
J. McCluskin
Samuel Mahood
David Blair
J.G. Temple
Reid
J.D
Detroit U.P
Church Name Marks Epoch in Allegheny Presbytery History
The Ninth Church movement within the U. F. P. Allegheny Presbytery adopts leaders from the RE. P. Children. De Haven becomes a milestone name in the presbytery’s chronicles as it marks an era of change and continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. FP
Allegheny Presbytery
RE. P
de Haven
U P Church Receives Four Ex Covenanter Ministers
In Allison Park Church yesterday four ex Covenanter ministers and one congregation joined under United Presbyterian ordinances and faith. The assembly led by Moderator Rev R H Park discussed pulpit vacancies at Mt Nebo Church and arrangements for Rev D R Imbier to serve as pastor. The group will organize as the Ninth U P Church of Allegheny with Greenwood as the second ward church affiliate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Allison Park
United Presbyterian
Rcv
R. H. Park
Valiencia
Order of
Mt. Nebe
D. R. Imbrier
Cas and McChurks
T. Milligan
J.B. J. Milligan
U. P. Church
Greanwood
U.P . Church of
Allegheny
Bonds In City Struggle Weighs On Contractors
Controller Morrow’s plan for a popular vote on the bond question seems unlikely to advance. Councils are adjourned for summer and no ordinance can pass soon. Contractors fear delay will force many into court as curative law payments cannot be collected for 18 months, with one firm exempt from default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Evan Jones
James Booth
Booth & Flinn
State Fair Commission Forms at Harrisburg
The World’s Fair Commission for the state convenes in Harrisburg with Governor Pattison as Chairman. Members Pat Foley J M Guffey A J Barr A G Roenigk and George N Riley depart for the capital to map preliminary work and select a secretary and agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World's Fair Commission
Harrisburg
Pattison
Pat Foley
J. M. Guffey
A. J. Barr
A. G. Roenigk
George N. Riley
Capital
Thomas Jones
Pitcairn
Dec
W. H. Barnes
Allegheny Aation
Herbert Welsh
Philadephia
William Jun
Oil City
Barnes
Williams Eyes Judgeship Amid Tough Campaign
N S Williams pushes canvass for judgeship and forecasts a strong bid. He asserts he will stay in the fight and aims for one of the offices as Williams and Fetterman mount a challenge to Judges Kennedy and McClung. Porter is viewed as capable of defending his position. Dalzell returns from the East with notes on league leadership, and Frank Case plans to push in the East while Dick Quay visits Beaver without sharing party secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Williams
Messrs. Williams
Fetterman
Kennedy
McClung
Porter
Dalzell
Distates
League
Frank Case
Jack Robinson
Dick Quay
Beaver
Runaway Horse Injures Two Ladies in Allegheny
A frightened horse belonging to KR A Stephenson ran away near an electric car in Allegheny, injuring Fussnp Ambacher and her daughter Mrs John Ambacher. Both women were struck and carried from the scene, with injuries described as painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Trunaway
Fuss
Ambacher
Fuchs
John Ambacher
KR. A
Masen
Harry Mason
Union Depot
Malley
Michael Ley
Fifth Avenue Line
Paralyzed Foreman in Heat At Bryce Glass Plant
Robert McDowell, foreman at Bryce’s Southside glass works, suffered a paralytic stroke believed heat related. He slumped at work yesterday afternoon and was taken unconscious to his home near Sidney and South Nineteenth streets, remaining insensible late last night. A longtime South Side figure and active member of the South Fourteenth Street U P Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDowell
Bryce
Southside
Sidney
South Nineteenth Streets
McDowell
South Fourteenth Treet U. P
Health Bureau June Death Toll and Causes Reported
The Health Bureau reports 639 deaths during June. Leading causes include 56 from cholera infantum, 47 infants, 32 pneumonia, 35 cerebral meningeal meningitis, 16 inanition, 6 brain congestion, 6 typhoid fever, 2 cholera morbus, 2 can fons, and 7 phthisic pulmonalis, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Health Bureau
Pittsburg Passenger Agents Plan Exposition Excursion Rates
The Pittsburg Passenger Agents Association met at the Baltimore and Ohio offices to discuss promoting the Exposition and Keene authorized repeating the liberal excursion rates from Gays for Popular Trips within a defined city radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Reces Johnston Epy
Keene
Fishing Clubs Move to Sibern Muako District
The Cresson Fishing Club left yesterday for Sibern in the Muako district to relocate, while the Metropolitan Club will staff two fishing sites along local rivers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresson
Sibern
Muako
Aap
Liquor Law Enforcement Emphasized by Chief Brown
Chief Brown states the new liquor law will be rigidly enforced, warning of a crackdown on violations. The proclamation aims to curb illegal sales and ensure tamper proof packaging across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Grade School Admission Results Show Broad Passes
The High School faculty under Prof Wood graded 559 applicant papers for admission, with 483 passing arithmetic 65 percent or higher, 45 needing one more exam, 8 sick or incomplete, and 88 failing. Jane F B Martin led with 97.9 percent from Grant School, Maggie Davis led Liberty with 96.6. Many sub districts report varied pass rates and reexaminations across Allen, Birmingham, Colfax, Franklin, Grant, Liberty, Monongahela, Oakland, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Miss Graham
Grant School
Jane F. B. Martin
Liberty School
Maggie Davis
The
Liberty
Walter Fleming
Bedford
Alice Leech
Franklin
Frank Armstrong
Emma M. Seibert
Carrie A. Blumberg
William J. Musser
Jennie Herron
Hattie Hobbs
Morehead
Tillie Fisher
Monongahela
Mantha Demmler
Ralph Hakill
Susie Slemmons
Oakland
Myra A. Johns
Washington
McIntyre
Mary Reltinnllier
Erik M. Schadacat
H. B
Alma
Beyer
Rhe
Geo Bella Miller
Flora
Charles Wallace
D. W. Nde
Lucy Schorr
Wilbur Faux
Annie C. Lanome
Otto Redames
Arry Warm
Hattie Hughes
Anon C. Naser
Faiber Ulda
Onie Gelder
Oscar
Myra A. Soles
Anna M. Stewart
John E. Ma
Timmie Lawton
Cornelius ¢ O'Nelson
Ellen J. Reed
W. Renonette
Dennie Harris
Florence McElroy
M. Sree
Samuel Jonson
Annie Samuels
Joe Crowley
Blanche Stewart
Kathe Haya
Keane Bes
Lizzie O'Connell
John Freming
Highland
Sone
Mandau Steiner
Aida I, Ith
Aftidired B
Clow
Charles P.F
P— i A CO
Nugent
Belay Bright
Ae Allen
Neilleg
Stenes Ti Erforth
Kiler
George Amlerson
E Wee Howard
Humboldt
Hutsber
Highland Tins
Mary Wilttams
F. Anox
Iain
Lawrence
Allee Tobin
Anna Jennie FE
Luckey
Ellenbeth Walker
Avie McCreaily
Neen
Ida FE
Ida FE. M. Geo
Lincoln Ponkenee
Orse Asteees
C. Rayret A. Vogle
Kauox
Mt. Albion
Minersville
Mt. Washington
North
Beases
Raymond Gallows
Tina Scott
Goseene
Walter Jones
Hare
Wenee
Ilite Vetter
Willie McKee Eenend Peebles
Uo Snan
Parker Anderson
Charles Peyton
R. J. Newderwood
Balford
Dennin Shaler
Brum
Lisle
White
Mackey
Ucdonal
Mamie Gly
Winters
Wattles
Wim, Mulhall G
John Paxter
EI I Sree
Matwl Haluy, Etses
Weteeee Athe Ferriison
Ah Richard
Finger Hb Gray
Leo Hayes Avacellne
Linz Stevenson
Alexander Rex
Jonnie Donaghy
Mable
Sallie Gim
Piert
D. M
Haley
Hobinson
Magegle Davis
Howard
J. Sean
Geo, Pearce
A . Welln
Walter Ter Rigdon
Aacseransuabies Mahia AE
Dotviston
Miller
M. Macay
Reese
Costello Held for Murder in Death of Italian Boy
Coroner McDowell and a jury found Bartley Costello responsible for the drowning death of Constantino Panarro, an Italian boy, at Stoops Ferry on Sunday. The inquest at Stoops Ferry disclosed witnesses who saw Costello push the boy underwater and shove him toward deeper water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantino Panarro
Bartley Costello
McDowell
Stoops Ferry
Castello
Chasing the Chiefs Unconstitutional Challenge Proposed
Pittsburg residents react as Mayor Gourley and W J Howard pursue potential writs to remove department chiefs. The probe targets the authority of city charters while Howard remains elusive, and Mayor Gourley denies initiating action.
Weather Bureau Abolished as Dept Transfer Reshapes Service
The Weather Bureau of the United States Army was moved to the Agriculture Department at midnight. About 270 service members received discharge with roughly 50 retained in the Signal Service which continues. Sergeant Stewart, long a Weather Service officer, will remain as a citizen in Pittsburg as others shift roles and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Agricultural Department
Stewart
Pittsburg
Norfolk
N. A
MM. Daley
New Mexico
Yuma
Arizona
California
Fort Canby
Washington
Tel. Be
H. McPaea
Alvena
Mich
Baldwin
North Carolina Weather Service
United States Bureau
Rooms for light manufacturing in Diamond Street building
Advertisement offers commodious rooms for light manufacturing in the 75 77 and 79 Diamond Street building. Rooms include power electric light steam heat and janitor service with central location and economical terms. Sample room sizes and prices listed 100 by 60 60 by 30 and 28 by 18 feet. Office hours with Dispatch business office at Diamond and Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
Tohn T. Shields
Jo Ie
Sta Dispatch Business
Sorecr Diamond
Smithfield
Police Fail To Stop Italian Gang Terrorizing City Block
A gang of rough Italians terrorized Fenn Avenue near Thirt third street Monday night. Police were powerless as shots were fired at men women and children though no one was struck. Officers Grady Thomson and Alexander searched the area for the gang’s leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn Avenue
Thirt Third Street
Grady
Thomson
Alexander
NOT LOST ANY LONGER FOUND NEAR SQUIRREL HILL
James Riter once reported missing has been located. Sergeant Robert Gray of the Central station says Riter was not in the woods as feared and was at his home Rex Street Avenue and Market Street on Monday, sent home by carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riter
Squirrel Hill
Robert Gray
Avenue
Market Street
Election of O Hara sub-school district leaders ends in unanimous vote
In Twelfth ward the principal W A Proudit and assistant J De Armit were re elected without opposition. Teachers Mary Blaci Magnees Mociatone inert Jone eer J Orley Mis nie Robinson Pollock Jean Loughride Rowswell also re elected. St Pauls Congregation annual meeting elected managers led by Rt Rev Phelan with John Connor and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
St. Paul's
Eddy, Jr
William Connell
Clark
F. J. Weixel
T. D. Causey
Fran Totten
Better Facilities for Fighting Fire in Pleas Valley District
Allegheny sub committee of fire and Department of Public Safety met and recommended to the general committee the purchase of a lot and erection of an engine house plus purchase of neck fire apparatus for Pleas Valley District and the Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Department of Public Safety
General Committee
Neck
Pleas Valley
Tenth
Flevent
Bargain Sale On Fabrics and Textiles
Our bargains for this work offer a 1 00 piece line of printed tussah mousseline shudah tissue and punjaub cloths with new designs. Light and dark colorings in indi silk styles. Wash fabrics shown this season valued at regular ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoc
Ladies Blazers Reduced in Checks Stripes and Spots
In the cloak department a large assortment of ladies blazers in light and dark colors including checks stripes and polka spots is offered at a reduced price from five to six dollars to lower rates.
Bargain Plain White Blaz e and Fichus on Sale
Jewelry and fabric items priced across a range. Plain White Blaze offered at four to fifteen dollars per line. Piain Fichus with Crimped Braid and Knotted Fringes priced up to twenty five dollars. Embroidered fichus available from three dollars upward.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance shows strong 1890 results
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company collected nearly nine million dollars in premiums from policy holders in 1890 and lost only 7696 dollars, less than one thousandth of a percent. It cites fidelity, higher interest, lower death rate, and economical management as reasons for superior policy benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
United States
Northwestern Mutual
Wor
Midsummer clearance sale at James W Grove's
Fireworks displays and bargains announced for July 1 start at Jos. Horse & Co. Penn Avenue and Bentons Jos. Homan Co stores. Stock noted includes baby carriages and embroideries with promotions for Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Grove
Jos. Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos
Benton - Jos
Homan & Co
Peon Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duquesne
Carpenters
D. B Oliver
Tidelity
D. B. Oliver
Woods Run
EK MM. Byers
Poetrike
Weiho Eaid
James M. Batley
A.M. Byers
Rman
Epecia Memoris
Moorhead, McCleane & Co
Howe, Brown & Co
Wayne Iron and Bied Company
P. H. Lassoen & Co
Lim
Rolling Mill Company
Anderson Rolling Mill Company
Anderson Ind
Sharon Iron Company
Atlantic Iron Works
Sharon
Scere Coree and Son
Messilion, C
Labelle _ry
Wheeling
Findia
Hughes & Putte
Phelphia
National Rail Mill Company
McKeceport
Previo
Thresten
Mr. Ranney
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Company
Industrial Notes
Dallas
Grovp
Tur
Building Trades’ Council
Rexewep Assurance
New Castle
Beaver Traction Company
Tee Pennsylvania Railway
Sunmry
Green Bottle
Derry
Rolla
Brilliant
Sinch
Bellaire
Barnard Brick Works
Mrerine
Versailles Township
Sampson's
Connelly
Castile
David Hickey
C. J. Kirk Sand
P. Cunningham
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Dr. McAllister
Be Key. E
Pre
Eee
Williams
Allen Sub-District
R. T. Evans
Laura M. Apple
E. McCullough
Evans
Birmingham
F Simmons
Kambach
Riddle Sab Chase Potrect Te Ik
A. Stewartaon
Tillie Mahler
Daniel Winters
Monroe
A. Stelzenbac
Lucy Simmons
William Macke
Harriet Verner
Paseod
Wille
Hattie Shearer
M. McKibh
Jennie Griffith
Kate Lan Campbell
Sadie Jenkins
Maggie Teufel
Birdie Smith
George Priebe
Kate Moschel
Colfax Sub-District
Oy Ells Baker
Salle Booth
Bertha Westwater
Connor
Lucy Roush
Anna
M. Oa
Aggie O'Brien
Wm. English
Hilda Brown
L. Hoyenthal
Arthur Kratz
Forbes Sub
Senvesawerdardl
Ean
Oeman
Moorehead
Inlass
Tatlad
Jennie
Mary Kerry Chambers
Aunte
Hite
Feorge Johnston
Oes
Elma Haines
Lyon
G. Decie
John & Willans
Mahon
Io Louis Voeiker
Cea
Charlotta
St. Sie
W. M. Geebegan
Hary E. McBane
Uae
Trouh
Econof
Fies Hetzer
L. E. Riddle
Rae Ener
Allee
Os Sohn Fetterman
Herman Frank
North Sub-District
Abraham Goss
H. Norcross
Hebernon Rickey
Fated
Ome ” Rinehart
Frank Turner
Carl Ibach
Harry Forsythe
Foun Cone al Ete Wetnohn Coyle
Minnie Haddock Dock
Martha Ha Demmler
Mollie Harper
Mamie Evans
Beery Hall
Harvey Davis
Frank Caskey
Florence Freese
Paul Easton
Florence Heflock
Alice Lathrop
Helth McAdam
Richard Demmiler
Maggie Nau Ital
Carl C. Davis
St John
Susle Slemmons
Mik
O'Hara Sub-District
Sarah Kennedy
Harry W. Loos
Sissy Alf T
Robert W .Liddell
Annie Clancy
T. H. Montooth
Annie M. DeHuff
Chas, R. Ramsaey
Cath. Kenmuir
George K. Ealer
Mary C. Acheson
Peebles
Nellie B. Boyle
Carl
Blessing
Charles J. Weles
Flora H. Ackard
Harryton
Stella Smith
Daniel A. Ripley
Hewingray
Mary A. Stewart
John O'Donnell
Ralston
Annie Burns
Wesley Whitfield
Annie Connor
Flor
Newland
Stevens Sub
Eather
Stella Johnston
Robert Chessee
Sadie Schinneller
Arthur Harper
Mollie Stevens
Clewer Taylor
Maggie Taylor
Alfred Johnston
St. Clair
Palle Chas
W. Pah
Marie McGe
Jacob Baschcoff
Homewood Sub-District
Springfield
Mathew Co
South
Sarah
Fahnestock
Anna Renton
John Ki
Caan Orr
Patterson
Bingman
Hitchcock
Alma Moeller
Gertle Liston
Lottie Stevenson
É Baal
Grant
Hancock
Stevens
Colfax
Riverside
Costello
Chiefs
W. J. Howard
Hensel
Gourley
Besticians
Mr. Howard
Senator Flinn
Mr. Flinn
Bardsley
Philadelphia
Robert C. Elliot
Department of Public Charities
Chief Bigelow
Highland Avenue
Othello
Weather Borean
Rusk
Sergeant Gray
O Hara
Hucus & Hacker
Cloak Department
Fifth Ave
Market St
jJeeuwren
James W. Grove
Gingham
C. Weissep
Jyowr
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