Inquest Reopens on Hill Farm Mine Disaster Findings
Morning testimony centers on Hill Farm mine condition. Fire boss Thomas Shearin and others describe black damp gas and unsafe passages. Witnesses discuss boreholes, explosions, and failures of mine officials as coroner and jury prepare to deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Hill
Teligham
Hill Farm
Thomas Shearin
Ferroson
John Penn
Inspector Keichley
Tme
John Coke
Hugh Doranhai
Mr. Keightey
Wills
Mahoning
Mallen
Watchorn
Hill
Keighles
Lindsey
Hall Farm
Dancer
Hay Anu Shearin
Government fiat guarantees credit and creates confidence
Burnos Ayres reports Congress sent to the Finance Committee a cedula note bill for 100 million dollars with 10 percent redeemed and burned annually. The London agent cites a Montevideo law suspending specie conversion for six months. The government guarantees notes and debts in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Finance Committee
London
National Bank of Uruguay
Montevideo
Despondent Expressman Fails in Suicide Attempt in Newarke
Charles W. King, 45, manager of the United States Express, shot himself in the head at a boarding house after visiting ex-Alderman Sanford. Found unconscious at 7 am, door broken open. King, recently despondent, is expected to recover after a mysterious prior disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newarke
N. J
Charles W. King
United States Express Company
King
Sandford
Storm wrecks swarm across ports with deadly tolls
Severe storms caused multiple drownings on Lake Champlain and near Plattsburg New York. At Mackinaw City Michigan a 400 foot dock blew away, and Cleveland saw a wind roar with dust clouds. Indianapolis suffered extensive property damage as lines and trees fell, and ore docks and barges were destroyed in a widespread regional storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menars
Ball's Blof
Lake Champlain
Guirvix
Buffalo
Rinfl Point
N. Y
Plattsburg
N.Y
Mackinaw City
Mich
Indianapolis
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland
Silver standard clash delays vote in Senate
In Was Himnerton on July 9 the Senate debated the conference bill on silver coinage. Senator Cockrell argued the measure cements a gold preference and dangers Treasury discretion. Other senators pressed for rejection, urging decisive action to protect silver coinage and oppose a double standard. The chamber adjourned with a vote expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himnerton
Senate
Cockrell
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Mr. Cockrell
Mr. Teller
Teller
France
United States
Platt
Jones
Nevyada
Nevada
Farmers’ Alliance
Mitchell
Friends of Silver
Cockrel
House
Congress
Mr. Morgan
Sherman
Church Charades Touch Chicago Clergy Courts
Great consternation grips Second Presbyterian Church as warrants issue for Rev. Simon J. McPherson and prominent deacons on criminal libel charges. Judge William M. Zearing, anti secret society leader, accuses defendants of plotting to portray him as immoral. Hearing set for tomorrow afternoon amid outsider amusement and serious court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Justice Blumer
Con Eestion
Simon J. Meherson
William M. Zearing
Zearing
Judge Zearing
Dr. McPherson
Half of them are farmers a new House of Peers election
The first election for Japan's House of Peers under the new constitution was held June 23. About 44 members were retained, with 22 farmers, 15 merchants, and only one noble among them. The Japanese Gazette notes ships Palos and Omaha movements toward Corea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
House of Peers
Palos
Nagasaki
Nineen
Corea
Omaha
Kobe
English Engineers to Survey Quebec Labrador Route
E P Bender promoter of the Northern Canadian Atlantic Railway says English engineers will survey the route within a month. The project aims to shorten Atlantic navigation to four days with a line from Quebec across Saguenay to the Labrador coast near St Charles Bay and a new port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QuEbEc
E. P. Bender
Northern Canadian Atlantic Railway
England
Canada
Saguenay
Labra
St. Charles Bay
Arkansas Wife-Murderer Hanged for Innocence Claim
Fort Smith Arkansas July 9 John Stans berry was hanged for killing his wife in the Indian country last October. He refused to speak except to declare his innocence. At 1040 he went to the gallows, spoke nothing, and seven minutes later died as the rope broke his neck. The parents of the victim were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Are
John Stansberry
Roseville in Tioga County Destroyed by Major Fire
The Pennsylvania town of Roseville across the state line in Tioga county was nearly wiped out by a blaze that began at F. C. Avery's Hotel. It consumed the hotel, barn, Methodist Church, Hampin's store and barns, and 11 dwellings along with 11 or 12 barns, totaling twenty three structures. Some losses are insured.
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Erma
Roseville
Tioga County
F. C. Avery
C. B. Hampin
Rosessavm & Co Offers Wide Range of Waists in City
Rosessavm & Co advertises batiste and cheviot waists in all sizes with large quantities sold, noting steady city demand and ongoing stock.
New Dress Shields Offerings From Local Retailers
Advertises a wide range of ladies dress shields with brands like Violet rubber lined, Horne & Ward gutta percha, Kleinort feather weight and silk shields, Gem rubber lined, stockinet shields from Canfield and Goodyear, and a prompt mail order service. It also promotes Mum as a recommended toilet article if not presented by clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne & Ward
Kleinort
Kleinert
Canfield
Goodyear
Chicago and London syndicates flood Chicago with brewery and packing house securities
An English syndicate in Chicago and London offered securities of Chicago breweries and later packing houses in Nebraska City. Subscriptions were strong with bids for the full amount ten times over even before books opened. The prospectus was cabling from London at about $3,000. In ad spots, retailers push drapery, lace and leather bags amid sale pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Nebraska City
Summer clearance sale and scattered obituary notices in Pittsburgh area
The page advertises a summer clearance with low pricing on fabrics, lists various local names and licenses, and reports a string of funeral notices for residents of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. Names include Margaret Copeland, John Zoraweki, Laura Mi. Zerti, Mary Schneider, Patrick Tierney, Nancy Hissam, Harry Parks, Stella Rosenfeld, Sarah Smith, Thomas Smith, Gabriel Weisser, Willie Witthauer, and others. Also notes several birth and death details and funeral times across Allegheny and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Beott
Fond Township
Margaret E. Copeland
Otenn
John Zoraweki
Francista Goneka
Pittsburg
Harry Br, Newlin
Paul Kress
Allegheny Franciska Fried Towneblp
Eugene
Pittaburge
Eos
Dane Lrwit
WSR
Annie Wiedmann
Patrick McNernney
Benjamin F. Stafer
Wilkinaburguizaie Philips
Wilkinsburg A. Oee-Weae
Allcroft
Harvey B
Harvey
Annie Allcroft
Forty-fifth Street
Lenkner
Lews Lenkner
Brushton Avenue
East End
City
Larimer
Anna Elizabeth
W. T. Larimer
Western Avenue
Allegheny City
Indiana
Meyer
Meyer—On Wednesday, July 0, 1800, At 1 A. Z
Gorge Meyer
Martin Meyer
Sarah Street
Southside
Morrie
Hoboken
Hastett Morris
Federal Street Station
Rea
Jane M
Edward
Martha Rea
Shakespeare Street
Twentieth Ward
Thunsday
Seventh Street
Smith
Sarah Smith
Jobs A. Smith
Center Avenue
Penn Avenus
St. Philomena Church
Witthauer
Willie
W. R and
Millis Witthauer
Pride Te Cata
Bis Aguat
Ji Pod
Barbara Weis
Forbes Street
Seneca Street
July Waist Sale Announcement
Local retailers announce a promotional sale planned for tomorrow and throughout July to boost trade and attract more shoppers. The notice emphasizes storewide discounts and added value to entice customers.
Danziger’s Wardrobe Sale Highlights New Patterns and Belts
Regular price 149. Waist purchases praised as coolest and neatest. New patterns shown this week Black and White Stripes Black Polka Dots Blue Stripes Red Striped. Early callers get first choice. Sale Monday morning large Chatelaine Bag offer with 10 000 Ladies’ Belts 24c 39c 49c and up to 3. Store hours July August open 8 to 5 weekdays Saturdays 7 30 to 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danziger’s
Bargains on Latines at 15c and 35c rec pieces
Prices in 52 departments promise value on French Latines with quality matching higher priced items. Consumers urged to view bargains, noting the loss is the seller’s and the gain is the buyer’s if they purchase any of these remarkable offers.
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Keighley
Waltham
Thomas Kelley
John Higley
Hugh Doran
Doran
Mr. Lang
pHanck
Brougi
Ferguson
Lamby
Hays
Mallway
Jimuste
Behiid
Brother
Mr. Keighley
Connellsville
Byrees
Lang
R. Byrnes
Mr. Byrnes
J. Burns
Min
Call
Jestimeon
Ferand Hill Farm
Texsis
Keiebdley
Mr. Lindsey
Jane
Keichley
Workman
Kerfoot
Watchorngsain
Mr. Sherman
Treasury Department
East
Daniel
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Silver Ag
Nonce
Friends of Coinage
White House
Friends of the Silver
Pion Pong
Nny
Eising Above Party
Labrador
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Lios
Cleveland Baking Powder CO
Fulton &T
New York
Carnahan
Mitwarreg
Eau Claire
Omsha
Aheaa
Getit
Mattings
McClintock &Co
Houeus & Hacks
Ussn
Atlantic City
Ths
RoserBaum & Co
Boces & Buhl
Morriage
Yeatorday
James Archibald & Bro
Second Avenue
Wood
Smithfield Streets
Myirra
Danziger's
Sixth St. and
Penn Ave
Theo
Fifth Ave
Haines
A.d. Haskin
Bixth
Penn St
E. Holden & CO
Federal
A. Kelly & CO
Shams ‘Co
Inna
Ciastnet
Posceaeia
Broadway
Anderson
Frere’s Koechlin
Paris
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny
Pittsburg, PA
Open Sundars
Insurance Co
North Aneerton
Jones Or Honeth
Western Insurance CO
Jeese NO
Wood Street
Alexander WN
John IV
Bocretary
Rosenbaum& Coo
Market Street
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