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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1891

Page

14

English Liberal in Europe Reports on Railways and Scandals

Mr Childers, son of Sir Hugh Childers, returned from Europe where he visited Mentone. He describes English railways, the baccarat scandal, and the Prince of Wales amid Doncaster races. He notes Liberal gains, Irish questions, and a North American plant linked to Bishop Whipple.

Cc FE Ff Childers Europe Sir Huch Childers Gladstone Mentone France England Willems Tranby Croft Wales Duke of Portand Treake Wilsons Gledsonians Parnell United States Paris Paris, Lyons and London and Northwestern Pennsylvania America Mediterranean Sea Caast Traly Booburs Veotitvichi Mentone Eeaalle Gotesee Hanbury North America Whippleann Bishop Whipple Jipiscopal Greon Minnesota Canton Strane

Geologists to Visit Pittsburg for Early September Meeting

The International Society of Geologists will hold its annual meeting in Pittsburg during the first week of September. Bailey Willis from the United States Survey's eastern division discussed arrangements with M. J. Alexander and noted strong interest in oil and gas developments in the region. Attendance is expected to be high as members seek to study local oil fields mills and chalks.

International Society of Geologists Pittsburg Bailey Willis Church of the United States Survey Charleroisiere Willis M. J. Alexander Perwissiet United States

Howes Farmer and Jovial Joker Shared Laughs On Fort Wayne Road

Genial John Myers of Woods’ End on the Fort Wayne road joined a coach seat with a plain old farmer from near town. The pair exchanged light chat as the farmer laughed at Mr. Myers’s witty remarks during the evening ride.

Howes Jovist John Myers Woods’ UN Fort Wayne Road

Myers Bids Farewell at Woods Run Train Stop

The exchange occurs as Mr. Myers tells a countryman that Woods Run is his home. The rustic responds loudly that Alleheny county has no better place to catch the 8 train.

Ridiculous Valley Camp incident during sermon at North Avenue M E Church

At Valley Camp an amused scene unfolded when a well-dressed gentleman on a piazza chair began rocking toward a fall amid a church gathering. Pastor Dr. Leake then quoted his text, Help Thou Up the Fallen Brother, as onlookers laughed.

Valley Camp Stev Dr. Leake

A Changed Village McDonald Oil Town Emerges

A. H. Logan describes McDonald as transformed by the oil boom. He recalls early efforts to secure leases, the shift from quiet farming to a bustling oil town with derricks in backyards, and the ease of access from Pittsburg.

McDonald A. H. Logan MacDonald Pittsburg Ohio West Virgi Panhandle

Very Fine Cider and the California Wine Ruse

Two oil men seek beer on a hilltop but are refused. A witty innkeeper offers California wine instead. They return home vowing never to mistake Monongahela cider for beer again.

Esid California

Physician Hunt Club Promotes Healthier Life Outdoor

Dr Joseph Dickson a keen hunter and sportsman returns from a two week camp at the Cheat river forks praising outdoor activity as healthful. His party of ten assigned roles from cooking to cleaning and fishing with many trout caught though exact totals are withheld to protect his reputation.

Joseph Dickson Cheat River Bennett Grat Dr. Dickson

Duquesne House Ben Venue Goes Smokeless on Oil

Chief Engineer J E Smith reports the Duquesne road at Ben Venue has burned oil for three days making the stack smokeless. He notes trains passing the station emit smoke and residents still complain of nuisance despite the change in fuel.

Duquesne House Ben Venue J. E. Smith Duquesne Road

Hammocks Fringed To Catch Girls In Swing Trend

The article notes that fringe on hammocks is a fashionable necessity for girls this summer. It quotes Mr. Grove insisting a fringed hammock is essential for a girl to be seen as stylish and able to swing with peers.

Mr. Grove

Fringe Adds Value to Re Cable Hammocks and Boosts Sales

Fringe is essential for re cable hammocks and adds grace to the product. The Mexican and the knit hammock compete for popularity with knit favored for its close weave and secure buttons. Hammock sales rose 25 percent in the last year, with five hundred dozen sold in two months.

Canning the Whole Country Prompts Sugar Boom

A town grocer reports a sugar buying surge as households stock up for preservation. He says Pennsylvanians will be preserved before autumn with 14 barrels shipped to Mercer County and rising demand from city and rural customers alike.

Pennsylvania Mercer

District Agent Sees Women as Letter Writers

E D Smith of the Baltimore and Ohio expresses mixed views on women as writers while noting a growing travel demand from ladies. He cites examples from excursion business and mentions a large party of city school teachers planning a trip to Atlantic next Thursday amid shifting views on female travelers.

E. D. Smith Baltimore and Ohio Steubenville Atlantic Eold

Smoke Consumers a Success Says Heinz

H J Heinz credits the smoke consumer with cutting smoke and fuel use at his preserves plant. In three months it shows strong savings and he plans to order more units. He notes little smoke from smokestacks and hopes for broader adoption to improve the city’s cleanliness and health.

Heine H. J. Heinz

Yale Student Makes Flirtatious Bet on Darning

A Yale student home from Yale approached two women on Stockton avenue and after greeting them quipped that there was more than darning going on. The exchange shows a playful, flirtatious moment on a city piazza.

Stockton Avenue Yale

Advertising trade ads and lists in July price sheet

A fragmented advertisement listing multiple consumer items and prices from a general supplier. Includes honey, grapes, evaporated products, tea, soap, cocoa, mackerel, coffee, beans, sugar, molasses, and household goods with shipping, prepay terms, and a tailors shop notice. Street addresses and names appear with product notes.

California J. Weldon Market Street Cor Second Avenue Pittebure Weyman Coesenal Ee Newas Orleans

Failures in Marriage Pathos and Humor at Quarter Sessions

At the Saturday Quarter Sessions matinee Judge Slagle presided over a slow docket with cases on desertion and abuse. Jennie McCleary sought support amid claims of repeated whipping, while Mrs. Sheib faced a distant charge of peace violation. others involved a youth receiving beers from looters and a note contendre plea.

William Irwin Braddock Jennie McCleary Chartiers Township James McCleary Beltzhoover Borough Cox Slagle Chief Brown Jennie Sheib Shaler Town Martin Rohonoss John Schaub B. H. Walker Andy Gost

Label Clash Over Pear or Squash Infringement Case

Judge Ewing rules Heinz Brothers and Lutz Brothers not likely to deceive ordinary buyers though master’s report urged label change. The pear shaped label risked confusion with a squash, prompting a decree allowing time to modify the label while other court actions proceed.

Ewing Heinz Brothers Lutz Brothers White

Judge refuses new trial in Lunney versus Carnegie Bros case

Judge Ewing denies Lunney's bid for a new trial in the suit over the death of Lunney's son, a worker at Edgar Thomson Steel Works. The disappearance led to allegations the youth fell into a fue and was harmed as a result.

Ewing Lunney Carnegie Bros Thamas Lunney Carnegie Bros & Co Edgar Thomson Steel Works

Verdict for $1000 in Lunney case over missing boy

Judge Ewing found the evidence favored the theory the boy fell into a furnace break and was cremated. No trace was ever found. Lunney won $1000 damages after a trial where the motion for a new trial was refused.

Lunney Ewing Notiely

Domestic Infelicities Keep Divorce Lawyers Busy

Attorneys Moore and McGirr filed for the divorce of Emma Beck by her friend C Ross against Henry Beck. the couple married April 22 and he deserted her August 15. In Lillie Pershing v Curtis Pershing a rule to show cause for contempt for nonpayment of alimony was issued. In Csails Riggs v Fred C Riggs a petition seeks an alimony order.

Moore and McGirr Mra Emma Beck C. ©. Ross Henry Beck Lillie H. Pershing Curtis M. Pershing Csails Riggs Fred C. Riggs

Coal Company Sues Over Coal Rights and Oil Drilling

Chartiers Black Coal Company sues W L Mellon S S Wilson and G W Spark alleging rights to coal under South Fayette land blocked by a derrick and a well bored 1800 feet deep. In other court actions Judge Slagle vacated the Twenty-ninth ward constable seat for failure to file bond and Judge Single ordered Laugenbacker to file a bond. Criminal court sentences included Staley four months workhouse for unlawful wounding Smith eighty days jail for railroad car entry Rush fifteen days jail for railroad car entry Golden thirty days jail for larceny by bailee.

Chartiers Black Coal Company W. L. Mellon 8. S. Wilson G. W. Spark South Fayette Township William Staley John Smith Charles Rush John Golden

Criminal Court Names Multiple Defendants in Commonwealth Case

A list of defendants including J Ogo nowskie T Kluczowskie J Karchulski J Alexnovitch A Litchwek RB Tuell W Richardson T Blashford M McCumiskey John Moran John Shoub Harry Cohen John Hunker C B Jordon William Miller Barry Lewis RK Scherle Fred Schutte Emil Redig Charles Guenther Max de Alex Steubner Christ Lentz Georgeus John Cahill John Keefe Christ Lucas Joseph Geyer Charles Weisburg Joseph Kramer Frank Bregan Thomas Bregan William Eiding William Headling Harry Beadling Robert ng Sprague Peter J Smith appears in the Commonwealth v case before the Criminal Court.

Criminal Court—Commonwealth Vn J. Ogonowskie T. Kluczowskie J. Karchulski J. Alexnovitch A. Litchwek J. RB. Tuell W. Richardson T. Blashford M. McCumiskey John Moran John Shoub Harry Cohen John Hunker C. B. Jordon William Miller Barry Lewis RK. Scherle Fred Schutte Emil Redig Charles Guenther Max de Alex. Steubner Christ Lentz Georgeus John Cahill John Keefe Christ Lucas Joseph Geyer Charles Weisburg Joseph Kramer Frank Bregan Thomas Bregan William Eiding William Headling Harry Beadling Robert Ng Sprague Peter J. Smith

Almost Fatal Robert White Recovers at Electrical Institute

In a Pittsburgh report a local gripman, Robert White of Negley Avenue, recounts his battle with inflammatory rheumatism after a long illness and failed treatments. He credits galvanic and faradic electricity at the Electrical and Medical Institute at 442 Penn Avenue with his recovery enabling a return to work.

Electrical and Medical Institute Penn Avenue Robert White Negley Avenue E. E Citizens’ Traction Company Ain

Dickson's Tailor Promotes Woolens at 65 Fifth Avenue

An OCR fragment notes Foss line of woolens available at Dickson's the Tailor located on Fifth Avenue. The message references Thornton Bros Allegheny and other unclear items but primarily advertises stocked woolens and the shop at 65 Fifth Avenue.

Dickson's Fifth Avenue Fis& Line Foss the Tailor Seo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Childers Society Judge Slagle Ida L. Connor James Johnston John Allegheny City Poor Annie Kloman Harry Venn Henry Doty Matthew Killips Venn William Caughey Lake Erie McKeesport Charles Judge Collier Porte Japper Ewrxe John A. Renshaw Standard Cub Company BR. E. Trovs Susanna G. Mollin William Mollin Sauvanr McCray John Woods William Woods, Jr Exata Greenewald Leonhard Greenewald Jalil W. K. Jennings Isabella W. C. Conmingo Peoples’ Mutual Accident Insurance Association Sarah Thurston W. Hare Good Hope Baptist Church Pittaburg Joan Saunders William H. Chum Thomas Height Robert Lucas Naan Boyd Griggsby Samuel Ven Atronxeys Wise & Miven Yesterdly Josephine Younker Margaret Tomer Tae Anna Walker Proscontrix John Craig Barbara Craig Jonnx Siatresy John Williams Fannie Whaten Orphans’ Court Lucy Boyd Mary Roundtree Boyd Is Common Press Woodwn Shield D C. Barr A. J. Barr Mset Thornton Bros. Allegheny Oournoxe Micarean Furniture Co Smithfield Street Bapces For and Societies McMahon Bros. & A Fourth Avenue Makers OF Liberty ST Star Corner Syle Kensington Allegheny Valley R. R Allegheny River the Excelsior Flint The Pittsburg Reduction Co Kensington Chill Steel Co the Rolled Steel Wheel Co Bradley Stove Foundry Office of the Burrell Improvement Company Pittsburg, Re Cincinnati Cincinnati Packet Line Wood Street Keystone State Scotia Hudson Mt. Andes W. Batchelor James A. Henderson Pennsylvania Railroad Thornton Bros Allegheny Dove Heck Iin Geek Honky S Grubesbar
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