Retail liquor dealers seek review of license list in Allegheny County
In Allegheny County, 6000 to 20000 signers backed a plan to petition the Court for a revision of the refused liquor license list. Local retailers including Nick Young and Tom Delaney form a committee and aim to present the petition after Judge White returns, denying any syndicate involvement.
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Allegheny County
White
John Robb
Charles Montooth
C. F. McKenna
Josiah Coben
Supreme Court
Power Court
Nick Young
Tom Delaney
Mr. Young
Retailers’ Association
Josiah Cohen
Pilgrims to Holy Land Arrive Home With Father Carroll
Rev Father Carroll and his sister Miss Annie returned from a three month pilgrimage to the Holy Land with about 100 Americans guided by Father Vassini. They were met at Union depot and welcomed at St Andrew's Church in Allegheny where a large reception celebrated their safe return. They described traveling mostly on foot or by donkey and spoke of peaceful travels and hospitable locals.
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Holy Land
Father Carroll
Annie
Vassini
New York City
Fathers Waters
Kenna
Murphy
Griffin
Dougherty
Rebecca
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Woman Stabs Lover Over Accused Infidelity in Yellow How
Eva Reynolds stabbed George Joel at 22 Second Avenue Yellow How after he objected to her seeing another man John Carron. Both are described as colored and living together. Carron had been arrested for highway robbery earlier and acquitted. Jones was hospitalized with a chest wound. Eva and Carron were arrested.
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Eva Reynolds
George Joel
Second Avenue
Yellow
John Uarren
Central Station
Jones
Eva
John Catron
Cleveland
Carron
Fitzgerald
Madison
Center Avenue
Minersville
Seip
Man Driven Insane by Heat Collapse Arrested After Outburst
Patrick Manning, a laborer on California Avenue, collapsed in extreme heat and became violent at Central Station. He was jailed for examination where he attacked others and broke his arm. City Physician Woodburn fears poor prognosis.
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Patrick Manning
California Avenue
Central Station
Woodburn
Girl Killed in Train Yard Accident
Six year old Lizzie Preiston, daughter of Joseph and Josephine Preister, died at 2 30 yesterday afternoon in the P L E BR yard while playing under cars as the train moved. Teddy was taken to Ward's undertaking rooms. an inquest was slated for this morning. Residence listed as No 4 McCulley's row Thirtieth ward.
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Lizzie Preiston
Joseph
Josephine Preister
Teddy
Ward
McCulley’s Row
Thirteth Ward
Drowning of a Pole Unknown at Allegheny Foot of Fourteenth
A man unnamed by witnesses drowned last night at 10 00 in the Allegheny River near the foot of Fourteenth street. He swam with friends who could not identify him. A search party has been organized to recover the body.
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Fourteenth Street
Ben
Local Mills Startups and City Misdeeds Highlight Evening Gleanings
Last night new industries announced startup plans at the Southside and old plant sites, while a series of local incidents saw Kate Martin accuse her husband of desertion, a brakeman lose fingers in a freight yard accident, and workers attacked or injured in hot weather. Alderman Reilly jailed Thomas Belmon for felonious assault and battery amid a slate of city happenings.
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Laughlin
Kate Martin
William Martin
Alderman Flach
Peerless Lead Glass Company
McKee Bros
Carrie Furnace Company
Brad- Henry Brooks
Panhandle
Water War Loathes Sunday Slap at Law and Order League
A heated local dispute erupts over Sunday sales of mineral water and soda as Captain Wishart vows to seize slot machines and arrest operators if they sell on Sundays. Don Quixote analogies and threats of double arrests mark a confrontational stance between the Law and Order League and water vendors backed by major cable interests.
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Law and Order League
Don Quixote
Galahad
Anon
Wishart
Mt. Washington
Calaboose
Gilbert
H. M. Black
Pittsburg
Waukesha
Mr. Black
Aare
Black
L. and
Cabli Ae
Vital
Wis
Eleventh Street
Penn Avenue
Federal Street
Lizé A
Johnston Deserter Removed for Insane Evaluation
Johnstons arrest by U S Army recruiting officers for desertion led to confinement and transport to an asylum in Washington D C. He was violent before evaluation by two physicians who found him sane and mild after, raising doubts he was feigning.
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W. D. Johnston
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington, D.C
Johnston
U. S. Army
Columbus Barracks
Ooo
Jennie de Vaux
Tragedy at Monongahela River Drowns Hutchinson Child
Cornelius Dailey a year old boy drowned in the Monongahela River under the Tenth Street bridge at 3 pm while bathing. The body was recovered and taken to Hutchinson's Row Vic and Stevenson streets. An inquest will be held this morning. He was the son of John Dailey foreman for contractor John Callahan.
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Carrie V. Sheriff
Ladies of
Dascgenstens
University
Jonx Daizy
Alderman Doughty
David Acer
Alderman McMasters
John Walls
Bedford Avenue
Roberts Street
Kennedy
Fulton Street
Alderman Bell
Kate Bish
Miss Bell
Matthew HU
Doughty
Frederick Cohen
Conant
Aly Valley Railroad
Jousasn Mose
Phillips & Mittenzweis
Josephine Street
South Twenty-second Street
Cornelius Dailey
Monongahea River
Tenth Street
Hutchinson's Row
Vic and
Stevenson Streets
John Dailey
John Callahan
Freight Train Collision At Morningside Station
Two freight trains collided at Morningside station on the A V railroad destroying three freight cars and a caboose while several other cars were damaged. An employee jammed the cars to avert a worse wreck, and Kingman at Morningside is blamed for failing to maintain the required distance ahead of his train.
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Morningside Station
A. V
Jr O U A M Members Finalize Harrisburg Trip Plans
A General Committee meeting last night completed all arrangements for the Jr O U A M trip to Harrisburg. A prominent member secured railway passage for the group of about 1,800 men, with the train scheduled to depart Monday morning.
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Harrisburg
County Republicans To-Day Name Allegheny Committee Members
The sub-committee on roll of Allegheny County Republican Committee members met yesterday afternoon in Select Council chamber and nearly completed selecting the new committee members under the new rules. They will report to the General Committee at today’s meeting.
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Allegheny High School
Blair
R. B. Scandrett
Board of Controllers
Allegheny County Republican Committee
Disguised Darkey Seeks Watch for Woman Robber
A man calling himself Alexander Floyd went to the Allegheny Mayor's office asking Captain Wilson to search for a white woman who robbed him of 1050. He alleged the crime occurred in a Pitt ing house and the suspect fled toward Allegheny. Also an irrelevant ad list of whisky brands appeared in the text.
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Alexander Floyd
Allegheny
Captain Wilson
Mayers Ae
Pitting
Excursion tickets to Nashville offered by Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburg sell reduced excursion tickets to Nashville for the National Educational Association meeting in July with return by September 10 1889. Information via Samuel Moody D P A 1127 Liberty Street. Also horse market in Red Lion yard every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 A M starting July 13. A J Montgomery proprietor. Meanwhile a clearance sale touts 849 lightweight suits and boys and children's wear at 10 dollars today only at P C C C Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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Sanmer
Asian Pacific BA
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Francisco
Los
California
Tacoma
Seattle
Washington Territory
Chicago
St. Louis
Union Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
H. F. Passavant
Spear
T. F
Wood
Pittsburg
Wrise
Pennsylvania Lines
Nashville
Tenn
National Educational Association
Samuel Moody
Liberty Street
Red Lion Yard
A. J. MontGomery
McName & Fitztumonss
Anotonsers
Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
St Louis
Iron Mountain
Quaileway
Galeveston
Tex
Laredo
el Paso
S. H. Thompson
Central Ce
Pitterurg
Consolidation Debate Drives Green Bottle Blowers Summit
At Atlantic City two major unions of Green Bottle Blowers United States and Canada press toward consolidating District Assemblies 149 and 143 amid wage disputes and leadership rivalry. Eastern leader Coffey backs merger seeking presidency, while Arrington of 144 remains neutral. Pittsburg delegates push consolidation to protect wages.
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United States
Canada
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Allegheny Mountains
Coffey
Arrington
144
Hayes
Pittsburg T
Walter Lyon
United States District Attorney
Workman Coffey
Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
Ghossbrower
Barth
Flint Glass Convention Ratifies Wages and Reforms
Dispatch from Bellaire reports the Flint Glass Convention ratified the year’s engraving branch wages and approved an immigrant admission provision with apprenticeship adjustments. A death fund was created for members and officers Smith and Wilson are expected to be re elected. The convention aims to finish work by Saturday night.
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Bellaire
United States
Iist
National Treasury
Smith
Wilson
Associated Press
Filet Glass Workers
Commi
Messrsah
Dillon
District Attorney Brennen and Lyon Confront Foreign Labor Case
A long conference yesterday discussed alleged importation of foreign labor by James Campbell and other Local Assembly 900, K of L officers. A decision on filing suit is expected next Thursday with possible action tied to the U S Treasury Department and England related prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lyon
W. J. Brennen
James Campbell
K. Ot L
Brennen
United States Treasury Department
Messrs
Homer Mellow
Mr. Lyon
Mr. Brennen
McGaw
England
Gare
Leisensings Sellout Reported By Frick Coke Firm
Operators of coke works were astonished by a newspaper account of a major deal involving the Frick Coke Company. The text suggests the Leisensings sold out after a prior failed attempt to raise the price, with an estimated price near 3,000,000 dollars.
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Frick Coke Company
La Perla del Fumar Cigar Sale and Local Ads
An Essex style newspaper ad page promotes La Perla del Fumar cigars at three for 25 cents from G. W. Schmidt. It lists remedies, bath and electric services, a piano sale, a gallery promotions, and various discount fabrics and dresses with prices. Major entities include G. W. Schmidt, Fifth avenue, John S. Marshall M D, Green Spring, and Max Klein.
Smoke La Perls del Fomar 2he by G. W. Schmidt
A fragment from a 19th century catalog lists Smoke La Perls del Fomar by G. W. Schmidt at Nos 95 and 9T Fifth Ave. indicating a tobacco product or brand once sold in a New York store.
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McKim
Ieee Ey
Gibson
Fall Cies
Bain
Eby
G. W. Schmidt
Fifth Ave
Havana Key West
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Rey
Radesree
Ee Sion
Dee Wee Akee
Brooks
Plim-Plain
John Labler
Porter
Carro
Lahler
East Savers
Carrio
Pickett
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bey
Evansaley
Porret
Agen
Annie Simpson
Mary Welsh
Palestine
Ble
Jessons
Berious
P. & L. E. Yards
Hoth Clic
B. M. Hanna
Ohio
Price
Wheeling
Ohio Pyle
Slot Machine Company
Kreacher
Deuggist Kreacher
Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Estey
Stoney & Clark
Johns
Morrow
Baltimore and
Army Deserter
St. John's Church
St. John'’s Episcopal Church
Lawrenceville
Fisk Street
Pennsylvania
Horse Market Notice
James H. Aiken & Co
Powderly
Dispatch
Smith and Dilton
Sam
Offerun
Camenitaente
Committee On Finance
Amalgamated Association
Chess, Cook & Co
Irondale Rolling 3111 Company
Irondale, O
Ebensburg
Cresson
Orgone
Mellor & Hoene
Pitnburg
Aufrecht
Market Street
Harrinbure, Pa
John S. Marshall
M. D
Green Spring
Mzeller & Hoenr
Baeverlein
Bennett
P. O
Usssa
Anfrecht
Johnstown
Tomorrew
Pilsner
Leares
Ussa Fravenhem & Vilsack
Max Klein
G. W. Scumiert
Seap
MWS
James H. Arkew & Co
AMERA
Les
India
Market ST
Victoria
Neeee Kgeer
JUS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue Stores
Busier and Busier
Se “Anderson
Sie
We A Yard
Jos
Binger
Wark Downs
Squamer Club
Horne & CO
Weather
Ames H. Arkay & Co
Wheeling Morrow
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Yesterda
Window Glass Workers’ Convention
Millvale
Catherine Livis
Inquirer
Jotn Wood
Davis
Crow
Alleegheny
Missouri Pacific Railway System
Shirley Dure
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