Little Bill's Cruise Crippled by Bullet Scars at Wharf
The Little Bill lay at the river shore after a gunfire incident, its hull scarred by bullets. Captain Rogers, owner, could have earned revenue from curious visitors if an admission fee were charged. Pinkerton agent J. H. Robinson from Chicago is noted in the report.
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Captain Rogers
J. H. Robinson
Pinkerton
Uniformed detail and striker melee near target practice
Captain Corbett led a uniformed detail as striking workers appeared near a target range. Tension rose as strikers threatened to disarm the guards, but a passing train allowed quick escape and a warning to keep guns holstered.
Barges Once Belonging to Tennessee Navigation Company
Two barges that carried Pinkerton men to Homestead were formerly owned by the Tennessee Navigation Company and sold as its property by United States Material Harrah last week. The vessels were outfitted with cots bed clothing and centerline tables. Each barge featured aft rough kitchens and necessary utensils including ice chests. A model barge design differed from ordinary coal barges.
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Pinkerton
Tennessee Navigation Company
United States Marerial Harrah
Little Bill attacked in river raid with bullets and damaged hull
The Little Bill boat endured a fierce engagement with gunfire as Pinkerton men and strikers clashed on the river roads. Bullet holes pockmarked the pilot house and cabin while a main steam pipe was struck. Captain Wishart claimed a free hand for retaliation and praised his employers as powerful and patient. John T. McCurry, wounded aboard, identified himself and said Pinkerton shooters fired after workmen had begun firing.
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Pinkertons
Wishart
Little Bill
Pinkerton
Port Perry
Homestead
John T. McCurry
John T. McCa
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
John T. McCarrs
Allegheny
Coney B
Sixty - Second
Pennsylvania
Frederickshine
Rogers
Williff
Captain Corbett Leads Rifle Range Practice
Captain Corbett of Company K Fourteenth Regiment led a small detail at the salt works rifle range. A lively session unfolded as the group, numbering under ten, engaged in training and drill.
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Corbett
Fourteenth Regiment
Bloodstained pillow recovered from Monongahela River near Point Bridge
Officer Moore found a bloodstained pillow in the Monongahela River near the Point Bridge, believed to originate from Homestead. He transported it to No 8 Police Station. The report notes unrelated medical advertisements and local store notices.
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Moore
Monongalela River
Point Bridge
Homestead
No. 8
Marriages in Allegheny Details Bride and Groom
Married at the bride’s father’s residence 41 Resaca street Allegheny by Rev J W Miller Parker Pa Joan Lawatxo of Parker and Blancas May McKetvy of Allegheny. Riley Brokaw and Hexay Rutey married July 5 at 289 Robinson street Allegheny by Rev Dr Cowan.
Obituary notices from Pittsburgh Allegheny City area
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated July 5 to July 8 1892 and 1902 from Allegheny City and Pittsburgh. Names include Apa Atles Anderson Frank B Downing Jonx Drummwonp Flagge Haubensak Anthony Heynewan Hoffmann Lecky William Lyon Miller McCarthy McIntyre Naughton Pettegrew Selzer Stephenson Mary Wood and relatives with residences in Knox Avenue Carnegie Avenue West Carson Street and Avalon station. Interments are private and services typically at residence or church with town transfers and train schedules referenced.
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Allen
Apa Atles
Knox Avenue
Allentown
Tataspay
Anderson
Frank B
Lind
Best
Avalon
Pittsburz
Fr Wayne Railroad
Townspay
Downing
Coo
Mancaner Downm
Brighton Roo
Avalon Station
Federal Street
Allegheny City
City
Tuesiday
Geedock A. M
Jonx
Perry Street
Allegheny
First U. P. Church
Corner East
First Streets
Carnegie Avenue
Haurbrensak
Bynow F
Elisha
Kate Faber Haubensak
Norman Street
Turespar
Heynewan
Washington
Anthony Herstway
Louis Cella
Wood Street
Oakland
Hoffmann
Catrrnmz
Phillip Hoffmann
Lecky
Groner C
George C
Kate Lecky
Tarrepar
Lyon
Crafton
Glenfield
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
McCaerthy
Joan
Timothy
Bridget McCarthy
County Clare
Ireland
McIntyre
East Jefferson Street
Sakan McIntyre
Creighton Alley
Naughton
Eowanp J
Thomas
Annie Naughton
Ann Street
Faiparmora
St. Andrew's Church
Beaver Avenue
Selzer
Lorenz SeLzen
Stephenson—Joserhe B. Stefnenson
Thomas Stephenson
Belle Plaine
Kas
Wood
Ap Prp
Mary J
Andrew
West
Carson Street
Frmar
Atl Wa.mu
The Acknowledged Clothiers of the Town
A loyal customer visits our establishment praising a Flame-made Worsted Suit priced at fifteen dollars. He notes saving five dollars and cites our one year guarantee. We claim best work, perfect fit, and lowest prices, befitting our reputation as town clothiers.
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Ater
Inspections Invited as Lace and Veil Sale Looms
A storefront advertises fashion lace assortments at extremely low prices with wide ranges, belts, waists, and ladies suits offered at substantial reductions. The note promises inspection and implies store hours changes from Monday through August.
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Captain Wishart
E'Curry
Office Brose
D. Jayne
W. M. Terry
Elkton
Chamberlain
Boops & Bux
Cevelands
Sia
Cleveland’s
U. S. Army
Amon
Henry Berger
Liberty Street
Sixth Ave
Tively
Pru
William H. Woop
Forbes St
Oaklandav
Trsu
Western Insurance Co., OF
Wood St. Alexander
India
P.M
Horne & Ward
Fifth Avenue
J. G. Bennett & CO
Leading Hatters
Orien and
Fifth Ave
Odds and
China
Ginniff & Steinert
Wood Street Carpet House
Wood ST
Is Lyays
Lord Salisbury
Court House
Elite Photo
Market Street
JAS. M’neil & Bro
Twenty-ninth Street and
Allegheny Valley Railroad
M. May, Sons& CO
Pao Seer
Congress
Market ST
Stic. Ecru Orientals
Valenciennes
Laird's
Oxford
W.m.laird
Arket Street