Noted Physicians Debate Koch Lymph Therapy in Tuberculosis
Old antagonism toward Koch lymph surfaces as Dr. T Painter’s Berlin experience is debated by New York and Pittsburgh physicians. Dr. Lange doubts Painter’s statements while warning lymph treatment may not cure and is only a potential aid in select tuberculosis cases.
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T. Painter
Berlin
Hig
Tor
Jr. Painter
Tae Dis- Paton
New York
Tr. Painter
Painter
Bs. W.T. English
Depric
Vainter
Tor Dispatch
Kiech
Losey
Bertin
M. A. Arnholt
Thomas Shaw
R. W. Stewart
Mercy Hospital
Metical Review
Lmve
Lunacy Case Divides Sisters Over Estate Fight
A three day lunacy contest before Commissioner T. S. Parker ends with a jury decision pending for 9 AM. Mrs Elizabeth Bause faces Mrs Franzman in a dispute over their sister Miss Elizabeth Bause declared insane after a will left six daughters the homestead. Prominent doctors testify for the respondent while lawyers for Mrs Franzman contend against. Humor note: Nye’s Fourth of July fireworks tale to appear in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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Frangman
T. S. Parker
John Bauss
New Brighton
Peter Franzman
C. C. Wiley
Penn Avenue
C. C. Hersman
Southside
Ayers
Dr. King
Allegheny
Missing amusement license stubs found in cellar
Superintendent Glenn of the Allegheny police found amusement license stubs in a cellar vault at the request of Mayor Wyman. The stubs dated to Mayors Pearson and Wyman include a book recalling the Ravenna tragedy linked to the Robinson murder case in Cleveland. A search for missing vehicle license stubs will begin today.
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Wyman
Glenn
Allegheny Police Force
Pearson
Ravenna
Robinson
Cleveland
After Street Railways Regulatory Ordinance in Allegheny
The Allegheny Committee on Corporations met last evening and recommended an ordinance regulating the speed of all street railways. They returned to Councils an ordinance granting the Allegheny and Millvale Railway Company rights over certain streets. Also adopted were exolutions for Troy Hill road pole substitutions and Pleasant Valley mill closings near Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester on Ohio street. Dr B M Harawa ENT specialist at 720 Penn Street.
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Allegheny Committee On Corporations
Troy Hill
Eagie Street
Pleasant Valley
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Manchester
Ready for the Fire Three Concerns Absorbed by National Tube Works
The Irwin plate glass plant nears operation with forty pots and forty sheets daily. Covering six acres, the works use 5,500,000 bricks and boast a 23 foot furnace stack. Company foreman touts improved polishing and a five hour mirror finish for one side of each plate. About 200 men will be employed.
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Irwin
Charleroi
Ford City
United States
Ateneo
Mayne Fins
Amalgamated Affairs Highlight Duquesne Strike Stand
The Duquesne strike remains firm with 600 to 700 idle workers as Amalgamated officials refrain from visiting. Steelton talks stall after two days of mediation. Green Ridge Scranton workers quit after discovering pay reduction error, while the firm cites a self-made rule violation.
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Duquesne
Amalgamated
Weihe
Steelton
Marland
Grer
Green Ridge Works
Scranton
Increasing the Capacity at United States Iron and Tin Plate
The United States Iron and Tin Plate Company plans to double its Demmler plant capacity after a charter increased capital to 500 000. Bids are being taken for an expansion to meet rising demand as foreign tin plate stocks deplete and domestic production scales up next spring.
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United States Iron and Tin Plate Company
Demmler
Embezzlement case against A. T. Douthett withdrawn
A. T. Douthett, secretary and treasurer of Porter Douthett Machine Works in Allegheny, faced embezzlement charges from partner J. P. Porter Jr. totaling 12790 dollars. The suit was withdrawn after Douthett signed over his interest in the firm and personal property to cover the amount.
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A. T. Douthett
Porter-Douthett Machine Works
Allegheny
Alderman McMasters
J. P. Porter, Jr
C. C. Dickey
Lewis McMullen
E. P. Jones
Plumbers End Strike Amid Walkout By Apprentices
Plumbers say the prolonged fight ends as both unions hold meetings and hint at workers returning. They blame carpenters for the setback, noting skilled men have left for higher paying eight hour work in Chicago while local nine hour shifts deterred many from resuming.
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Chicago
Gas Company Cuts Off Gas Supply to Glasshouse Firms
The Philadelphia Gas Company notified window glass manufacturers on the Southside that gas will be shut off after next month. Several firms including George A. Macbeth & Co. had invested in lower pressure enacting machinery, a move that now faces disruption and may spur a boom in fuel gas producers.
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Philadelphia Company
Philadelphia Gas Company
George A. Macbeth & Co
Spang Steel Plans Etna Plant Construction Cost
The Spang Steel and Iron Company near Etna has nearly completed arrangements for a new plant. The project will cost about $200,000 and represents a major expansion noted in these columns.
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Spang Steel and Iron Company
Etna
Frick Co Purchases Coal Lands from Thompson and Nicolls
The Frick Company has completed a purchase of coal lands valued at $300,000 from J. W. Thompson and John A. Nicolls located in South. The transaction represents a major acquisition in the region's energy sector and expands Frick’s mineral holdings.
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The
Frick Company
J. W. Thompson
John A. Nicolls
South
Frick Seven Holds Large Connellsville Region Land
In Westmoreland County including North Union townships the total reaches 31.2 million dollars received by sellers. The Frick Seven now holds 40 of 65 000 acres in the Connellsville region.
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North Union Townships
Westmoreland County
Frick Seven
Connellsville
National Tube Works to Merge With Three Iron Firms
The National Tube Works Company will reincorporate and absorb the Monongahela Furnace Company the Republic Iron Works and the Boston Iron and Steel Company. A New Jersey charter was chosen to permit preferred stock. Founded 1869 in East Boston the firm moved to Pennsylvania and became the world’s largest wrought iron tube producer with about 15 million dollars in annual output.
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National Tube Works Company
Monongahela Furnace Company
Republic Iron Works
Boston Iron and Steel Company
National Tube Works
New Jersey
East Boston
Pennsylvania
Boston
Industrial and Transportation Developments Across Cities
A novetty works to be established at Barnesville and the Charlotte furnace to start Monday after a year idle. Tax Tasker Tube Works relocate Philadelphia to Scranton. New Castile capitalists eye the old sheet mill. Tar McKeesport Railway extends toward Ay. Falcon Iron and Nail in Niles Ohio enters tin plate business. Local capitalists organize to erect cement works near New Castle. Uniontown shops start. employees may be paid by 16. Bradford toothpick factory showcases new machinery. York Wire Cloth cuts output until repairs. Pittsburg Forge and Iron at Verner to resume Monday after two weeks’ repairs. John B Raz of United Mine Workers visits Pittsburg then Columbus. reports overall quiet. Pittsburg McKeesport Youghogheny Railroad to extend to Youghogheny. Cokeville workers threaten strike if Monday talks fail. Monongahela division rail shipments reach 241,497 tons for six months ending June 30 versus 191,04 prior year. Scottdale Tron and Steel Company engineers wage-scale dispute resolved by signing. Sharpsburg electric traction power-house contract awarded. Kreusler noted. Welsh topics: T. R. Roberts writes from Carnarvon, Wales for THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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Barnesville
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Scranton
New Castile
Falcon Iron and Nail Company
Niles, C
New Castle
Uniontown
Company
West
Tar Bradford Toothpick
Tur York Wire
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company
Verner
Joux B. Raz
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Lumbus
Assoxstows
McKeesport
Scottdale Tron and Steel Company
Sharpsburg
Citizens’ Electric
Kreusler
Wheeling Teachers Bound for Toronto Annual Meeting
A delegation of 34 Wheeling teachers left over the Allegheny Valley road for Toronto to attend the annual meeting of pedagogues. Sam Ares, traveling agent of the Pennsylvania Company, led the party. Local teachers depart today or tomorrow. Travel to Chautauqua remains heavy as Valley ticket office crowds grow with lake-bound travelers.
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Wheeling
Allegheny Valley Road
Toronto
Sam Ares
Pennsylvania Company
Chautauqua
Valley
Lake
Wheeling man faces child theft report at Central station
Caantes Harry of Wheeling says his 1 year old son lied about his father stealing and his son ran away weeks ago. He may take the child home or send him to reform school while authorities decide.
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Caantes Harry
Wheeling
Fin
Pittsburg
Central Station
Ind
Reform School
Tax Anti-Cruelty Society
Allegheny County Association For the Prevention of Cruelty
James H. Reed
J. C. Brown
John Gripp
Sammel P. Conner
G. C. Morgan
F. C. Miller
J. Cradley
BR. B. Scandrett
Elopement tale of Moseley and Miss Steadman shocks Allegheny
Reporter interview with W B Moseley recounts a hasty flight from Sewickley to Alliance, arrest, and a likely marriage to Bessie Steadman amid inconsistent reports of their wedding. Moseley defends his actions while noting reporters failed to confirm the ceremony. details about the train, money offers, and attire are discussed amid continued public intrigue.
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Mr. Steadman
Alliance
Toe Dirspaten
Taken Into the Fold at Allegheny U P Church
One hundred twenty ex Covenanter members of J R J Milligan joined the Ninth U P Church of Allegheny at First United Presbyterian. Dr W F Robinson presided as moderator and 143 members were enrolled. elders and deacons were chosen and J R J Mills called as pastor. Navy squelch details teased for THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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J.R. J.milligan
U. FP. Chuarch
U. P
First United Presbyterian Church of
Allegheny
Union Avenue
W.F. Robinson
First Church
U. WF
J. E. J. Milligan
U. P. Church
Messrs. Samuel Dyer
Third Church
J. McGinnis
U. P Church
William Anderson
D. M. Sloan
Alex Hodge
Martin Prenter
Oliver Anderson
William M. Boggs
James Mehaffey
John Dean
Henry Baird
James McDowell
Renegh Stevenson
J. R. J. Mills
Wilkinsburg to Begin New Electric Plant at Woodville
Wilkinsburg, Edgewoodville, and Swissvale join to fund a new electric light plant at Woodville opposite the deaf and dumb school. It will be ready for operation by August 1 and serve three boroughs despite neighbors' smoke complaints. The plant plans to start business on the first of the month.
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Wilkinsburg
Brushton
Edgewoodville
Swissvale
Wilkinsburg Electric Light Company
Woodville
Deaf and Dumb
Pittsburg
Electric Company
Keeleys Treatment Appeals to Cincinnati Doctor at West Penn Hospital
Dr Keeley’s care for drunkenness is introduced at West Penn Hospital yesterday. Three patients entered the treatment under Dr Thompson of Cincinnati Keeley’s agent. The resident physicians have not been told the secret and feel chagrined. They sought enlightenment but failed.
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Painter
Langs
Penn Avenue
West Penn Hospital
Lange
von Bergmann
Braddock Pollution Protest Faces Court Action
Chief Brown stated he would seek court action to stop river pollution from garbage dumping at Braddock. The protest targets the State Board of Health and cites Braddock within a five mile limit as grounds to halt water contamination.
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State Board of Health
Braddock
Chief Brown
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