Licenses for 105 liquor dealers approved in dry township hearing
Judge Stowe presided as wholesale liquor licenses were approved for 105 applicants in Pittsburg and Allegheny areas. Most licenses were granted without delay while a few requests, remonstrances, and bond changes were noted as the court limited one license per person per county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
White
J. C. Buffum & Co
Harry Darlington
Pittsburg
Thomas Gamble
Jacob Miller
Bernard McGinnis
Charles Breuning
E. J. Ramlack
Emil J. Setser
George J. Schmidt
Janes A. Shuster
Paul Wuesthoff
Ferdinand Aschmann
Felix Scheette
Frederick Meugle
A. Ravnolff
George Kripshon
Dennis Carroll
John Speilman
John Morris
Charlies Hook
John Melville
Fabrer & Sons
Thomas Hogan
Theodore Heineman
James Moreland
Frank J. Ross
Albert H. Wilson
Lawrence Harboff
Joseph Miller
William F. Dahler
John M. Hommel
Valentine Trapp
A. A. Milligan
Frnn Schneiter
Henry Stein
Allegheny
B. J. Earle
Martin Hreltweiser
A. Andreissen
Christian Ends
D & Ger Agg
Ees Ibn
A D. Getty
Charlces
M. K Jman
Miles J. Inster
Fred C. Herbert
Andrew P
Hillvale
Henderson
Lone Paras
Jefferson Township
Werner
A. Fillman
Thomas More
Emil Grim
Jacob Young
Tr A
Acu W. Maudler
Baring
Cutry
Ne Fuchs
Hyman Browarsky
Lcense
Peter Allen
Elias Kaufield
Kaufield
Meare Stowe
West End Dam dispute moves toward legal action
Citizens of the West End meet in Thirty-sixth ward to hear Prof. Andrews report on pursuing a nuisance suit against the owners of the dam at Sawmill Run. City Attorney Moreland favors removal of the dam but warns a direct city suit is risky. a private information by a reputable citizen may be pursued. Proceedings delay trial until next September due to procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Andrews Lee Pe
Foley
Ex- Penske
Neely
Wis
Thrme Caramary
Acteam
Acbring Nord
Slater More
Bank Assignee Sale of Fixtures on Carson Street
On next Monday Mesara J B Sorg H J Berg and L S Cunningham receivers of the defunct Farmers and Mechanics Bank will sell the bank building fixtures on Carson Street. Several boxes of velopes stew ink as a piece of bose with a pozzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Mesara
J. B. Sorg
H. J. Berg
L. S. Cunningham
Carson Street
Giants and Gulliver clash in eight and a half inning baseball
A Pittsburg crowd at Recreation Park revels in a game likened to Gulliver and David as Staley dazzles and Mickey Welch falters. Giants tumble on weak balls while the crowd roars, with stands overflowing and a growing epidemic of baseball fever spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Gulliver
Recreation Park
Gotham
Philistia
Aeworthy
Tr Legheny
Giants
Boni
Hatfield
Baby
Grand
Mickey Welch
Arthina
Btalay
Ewing
Dunlap
Staley
Pittsburg
McClure Perjury Case Heard Before Alderman Cassidy
Charles McClure faced a hearing with charges of perjury and assault from Peter McGrath and Charles Remington. Alderman Cassidy noted plans of repeated suits and possible liquor selling without licenses, with 60 to 70 similar charges expected. A large crowd attended, with many residents feeling victimized or misled by the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McClure
Peter McGrath
Charles Remington
Alderman Cassidy
McClure
McGrath
Herrington
Arenaene
Squire Cassidy
Solero
Seesathves
New Bridge Project for Allegheny River Line
The Rapid Transit Railway Company plans a bridge charter over the Allegheny River near Craig Street to connect with Pittsburgh via Fourth Street. Incorporators include W J Crawford F A Rinehart J H Donks F J Tener and Hubert Simpson with ties to John H Daleell and J D Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rapid Transit Railway Company
Rapid Transit Bridge Company
Allegheny River
W. J. Crawford
F. A. Rinehart
J. H. Donks
F. J. Tener
Hubert Simpson
John H. Daleell
J. D. Nicholson
Craig Street
Allegheny Side
Pittsburg
Fourth Street
Allegheny Street
Rapid Transit Company
Dora Stepleln disappearance case unsettled
Alderman Hartman questions detectives while claiming darkness over Dora’s whereabouts. Superintendent Dean of the Anti Cruelty Society joins the effort tonight as authorities push for any lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Stepleln
Alderman Hartman
Dora
Hartman
Dean
Anti-Cruelty Society
Ed Thoenaen
Dying of Starvation At City Poor Farm Report
Amelia Beeson, a colored woman found neglected in a Shelby street house last Thursday, was taken in by the Department of Charities and moved to the City Poor Farm in serious condition. Neighbors say she had not eaten for about two weeks and her mind was affected. Dr. B. M. Haxwa, eye ear nose and throat specialist, remains available at 718 Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Beeson
Shelby Street
Thureday
Department of Charities
Picnic Day Contests Draw Mixed Crowd at Local Fair
A rural fair featured a horse and mule race, dancing and side shows with notable names overseeing arrangements. Report notes a busy crowd, varied entertainment, and minor scuffles as guests departed, with observers describing the day as lively despite some irritants.
Chance Forecasts Big European Spending by Americans
Mr Chance of the Republican Tariff League argues Americans will spend 972 million in Europe. He pins current business on Cleveland era undervaluations at customs houses and predicts a shift after Harrison rules two years. He cites heavy imports and trade imbalance under Cleveland, urging tariff reform amid fraud concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance
Europe
Mahien Chance
Republican Tariff League
M House
Cleveland
Harrison
America
Tariff League
Three bodies recovered from creek disaster near Arch Street
Three of five missing after the Connoauenesaing Creek accident were found. Miss May Royal and Bert Freeman were recovered in the morning, Milas Fannie McComb later in the day. Royal showed no visible injuries though swollen, Freeman was badly bruised from the crash. The bodies were moved to the undertaker and prepared for burial. Additional search efforts were planned with divers able to reach eighteen feet underwater as the creek level falls. Funeral arrangements for the deceased will occur at 4 PM at the parents' residence, No 4 Boyl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connoauenesaing
Miss May Royal
Bert Freeman
Milas Fannie McComb
Miss Royal
Mr. Freeman
Miss McComb
Fullerton
Hos
W. F. Connor
Arch Street
M. E
Pepple
Leen
Dal
Guise
Rodalph
Pdoair
New Arch
Boylestreet
Two Glass Conventions Set for Next Week in Bellaire
The Flint and Window Glass Workers plan conventions in Bellaire Ohio next week. The American Flint Glass Workers Union holds its twelfth annual meeting while window workers meet only when needed, with no opposition to the incumbent president and a likely uneventful election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Workers
Filota
Bellaire
Beee
Window Workers
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Activep Dal
Mse
Ireas
Flint
Oan
Smith
Sha
Hastings askes it doctors to probe Johnstown sickness
Dr H C Formad of the University of Pennsylvania has been summoned by General Hastings to investigate a choleroid epidemic in Johnstown. He will conduct chemical and microscopical tests of water and conditions among workers with assistants from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Formad
University of Pennsylvania
Seventh Avenue Hotel
General Hastings
Johnstown
Formad
Baltimore Firm Wins Johnstown Contract Amid Local Protest
The State Commission awarded the remainder of the Johnstown project to a Baltimore firm, provoking objections from Pittsburgh competitors who accuse the commission of injustice. Mr Marvin and Chairman McCreery had been in Johnstown Thursday and expressed surprise at the decision saying Pittsburgh firms deserved equal consideration. Marvin denied knowledge of the award and asserted many contractors exist in the state to fulfill the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Baltimore
State Commission
Pittsburg
Mr. &. & Marvin
McCreery
Old Wilkinsburg House of James Kelly Razed
The residence in Wilkinsburg once belonging to James Kelly, noted as an Allegheny County landmark, was pulled down after being condemned by borough authorities for standing over trees. Erected in 1791 by a West Virginia planter, the site recalls a plantation with enslaved workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keily
Wilkinsburg
Allegheny County
West Virginia
Bank A
Kelly
Common Weal Meeting Postponed By Americas Relief Society
The Americas Relief Society postponed its meeting last night due to lack of a quorum. The organization, called into existence by Adjutant General Axline of Ohio, aims to form a nationwide relief network to alleviate suffering during disasters with branch offices planned nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Americas Relief Society
American Relief Association
Axline
Ohio
Johnstown
Eae
Mead Thay St Oh Werk
Ie Baemnie
Axtine
California avenue widening sparks council survey session
The Allegheny Survey Committee held a special session to consider widening California avenue from Strawberry Lane to Jack's Run. Supporters argued a 60 foot street would boost area value, while opponents warned of damages and property impacts. The panel approved a 60 foot width amid debate with business leaders and residents present.
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Allegheny Survey Committee
Californias Avenue
Strawberry Lane
Jack
Oliver
Bennett
NEC
Holman and
Batley
Sofoot Street
Jack's Run
Dispatch
McClure Avenue
Wood's Run
Woods’ Run
Pittsburg
J. T. Dimom
Prindiuet
Wil
Engi
David O. Oliver
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Mc-Anne
Jones
Oliviad
Ag Dumming
Tates
Dr. Scheffer
McAfee
Hartman
John ReHendricks
Local incidents and arrests flash through Johnstown scene
Last night in Johnstown Alderman Cassidy will announce today the Douglass Hall case decision. James Smith, a carpenter, fell at Surien venue Allegheny. A Pittsb. Traction line worker injured by a fall and a protest at Plum Creek. Lillie Busan, seven, run over on East street. inquest for brakeman killed near Stanton avenue. Nightingale, Brown and Branch arrested for disorderly conduct. Forging through the snippets: typhoid load at West Penn grows, Annie Magill charged with running a speak easy, and several bail and license cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
Seni Nest Maneese
Sudo
Joan ParTosxy
Lacy Furnace
Fifty-first Street
Lillie Busan
East Street
Allegheny
P. W
Christies
Annie Magill
Alderman Shafer
Mint
Beeth Ninth
South Tenth
Ladies’ Department
Johnstown
Carrie V
Jorce
Temperanceville
Cowen
Mary Epwanrns
Pride Street
Caseigner
Rusvens
Assaul
Me Cesseneul Suk
Alderman Schaffer
John Ee Eee
Laftey Feals
Booth I
Special drive on student uprights at 190 and 93 Fifth Ave
Hamilton offers a special sale of upright pianos priced at 190 with oak finish and plush scarf, guaranteed with long life and beginner friendly. The ad compares to Decker Brothers and Konabe styles, invites monthly payments, and urges inspections of stock at 91 and 93 Fifth Ave Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoel
Hamilton
Fifth Ave
Pittsburg
New Gas Territory Aims At Pittsburg Area Charter Sought
John H. Shafer says 600 acres leased in Hampton township near Pittsburg and Western Railroad will be developed under a new charter for the Pittsburg Natural Millvale and surrounding cities. The plan, to be filed July 2, exposes early drilling progress ten miles from Tarentum, extending into the Murraysville gas region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Alma
Pitsburg
Piggaburg
Allegheny
John H. Shafer
Hampton Township
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
D.D
Cawley
Henry Wittmer
Baeuerlein
F. B. McMillan
Tarentem
Ict
Murraysville
Among the Glass Mek Wide Ready to Resume in August
Mr A W Boggs, representing the Bellaire Tumbler Company, arrived in the city yesterday as talks proceed to restart operations. The firm plans a August resumption of full production and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire Tembler Company
A. W. Boggs
Bellaire Tumbler Company
Yester
Fatality of Sethe's Boy Lanigma Dubious Duplicate
A boy named Davidt Morrison was found unconscious on Third avenue near Wood street and taken to the Homeopathic hospital where he remained in a stupor. Morrison's home is listed as Allegheny. Two children of Andrew Jackman Jr. were injured in an incident described elsewhere in the report. The text also advertises a clothing sale featuring men’s suits at deep discounts at P C C C corner Grant and Diamond streets, opposite the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Sullivan
John L
Sonemian
Kilrain
Genaea
Sullivan
Squire Handel
Ofee
Cassidy
Gilbert
McClure Avenue
James J. Bennett
Superior
Bellevue
Ohio River
New Brighton
Sedgwick Street
Washnone
Sethe
Lanigma
Davidt Morrison
Third Avenue
Wood Street
Allegheny
Excursion Train to Johnstown and Local Advertisements
An advertisement notes an excursion to Johnstown by B and O R R trains tomorrow Sunday July 7 with a round trip fare of $2.36. Special trains depart Havany Wert Cou from Havana line at 8 AM. Other items include listings of wines and a local bakery promotion for Marvin's honey cakes at 95 and 97 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebar
Johnstown
Oi Havany Wert Cou ‘Gal's
G. W. Schmidt
Closing Out Sale on Men’s Suits and Neen-i
Today only, large inventory reduced at P. C. C. C. corner Grant and Diamond, opposite the new Court House. About 1,500 men’s suits now $5 to $18, 900 suits $22 to $24, 360 dress suits $28 to $30, all marked down to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telek To
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
En Suits
Neen — i
Donk Toneck
Diamond Sis
Change of Schedule for P C and St L Ry Suburban Service
Under a new schedule effective Monday July 6 the P C and St L Ky radi omprovement alters suburban trains between Pittsburg and Washington PA. The 4:45 PM departure from Pittsburg goes to Bridgeville and Canonsburg with Washington arrivals at 7 40 AM from W Main Street Bridgeville only Canonsburg and Brid arrives Pittsburg later. Washington departures at 6 40 AM and 4 08 AM replace 8 35 AM and 4 40 PM with arrivals at 10 25 AM and 6 45 PM. New Mansfield trains leave 9 30 AM and 1 05 PM and return 11 40 PM and 3 55 PM. Mansfield arrival at 9 00 AM is moved earlier by 30 minutes. Times use Central standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington, Pa
Bridgeville
Canonsburg
Washnee
W. Main Street
Brid
Washington
Mansfield
Rail trip to shore from Union Station to Philadelphia
Train service from Union Station at 6 55 a m will reach Philadelphia at 7 30 a m with parlor cars aboard. Passengers may stay overnight in Philadelphia and continue to the seashore on a regular train the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Pennsylvania
Eelantic City
Cape May
Union Station
Philadelphia
Seashore
Pennsylvania Female College at Pittsburg Announces Session
The Pennsylvania Female College in Pittsburg advertises a peaceful suburban location with clean air, comfortable apartments, and attentive care. The next session begins September 11. catalogs available from Miss Helen E. Pelletseau, President, Pittsburg East End, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvacia Female College
Pennsylvania Female College
Pitsburg
Poe Eae
Helen E. Pelletseau
Pittsburg
East End
Excursion to Kiskiminetas Springs From Allegheny Today
An excursion to Kiskiminetas Springs departs from Allegheny today with return tickets valid until Monday. The trip, labeled as a Grest Eastern event, includes Smiley's as the meeting point and Popstar Excereten as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiskiminetas Springs
Allegheny
Republican Workers of Allegheny City Seek harmony in fall campaign
A meeting in the Allegheny Republican Club rooms gathered Republican workers from the First and Second Legislative districts to discuss county committee representation and mend factional rifts. The Allegheny Poor Board met reporting 251 inmates in the City Home with 4 deaths last month and 12 admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny City
Allegheny
Republican Club
John N. Neeb
Mr. Bradley
Reorganized County
Allegheny Poor Board
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Srowe
James
E. F. Eisenbein
D. Lutz & Son
Hotel
Homestead
Harrison Borough
Chartiers
Ume
Egal Acres
Osiah Cohen
John G. Walker
A. Bibiman
Joseph Hibman
Fmil Bibi
Suustaeseas Aokes
Gigaass
Gusag Tee
West End Dam
Andrews
Ball
B. M. Haxwa
Penn Pa
Democracy’s Birds
Ross
Ross’ Grove
D. J Boyt
Ths
Tps
W. Brennen
Harry Beltzhoever
Leo McShane
William Reel
McWilliams
F. J. Kirk
P. J. McClure
Charles Bradley
W. A. Freyvogle
William Early
Bristol
Jimmy Oe
D. Shannahan
Pegasus
Mat Kavana
Joba L. Sullivan
John
Jake
Arnheim
Evide
Alderman Bare
Couso
Ellman Michael Dwyer
Thomasee
Bucephalus
Buccus
Powa
Shanahan
Cae Prin
Boyle
Beltzhoever
Jimmie Dean
Iias
Hastings
James Kelly
Pulled Downs
California Avenue
Allegheny Council Survey Committee
Wood's
Jack's
Brzcca
F-Morrow
Svurr
Porter
John More
Mary More
S&. Hamilton
NEW Gas Territory
Andrew Jackman, Jr
Brandenburg Freresen
Arges
Saeegy
Ie Mad
Gate
Green Spring
Marvin
Prasipal Depot
FLAN
James H. Arxens & Co
Bill Nye B
Parom
Nis
Horrors
Cormeaneary
India
Thareday
Tatil
Smiley
Edford Wastes
Meer Iene Ceesset Ifo
Eee Corner Liberty
Egypt
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue
Lawna, Be
Ginghams
Silnes
Quality
Sarah
Mark
Downs
JOS. Horne & Cil’s
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