Federal troops ordered to Idaho mining trouble scene
President orders troops to Idaho as General Schofield directs Ruger and Merritt to move forces to Wardner amid Cour d'Alene clashes. Idaho Senators report six dead and seven wounded with mobs of 400 to 500 armed miners threatening Wardner and mines. Union miners demand scabs marshal out and surrender of weapons. several mines have already capitulated with arms placed in neutral hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Schofield
Ruger
Merritt
Shoup
Dubois
Cour d'Alene
Marshal Pinkham
John Pinch
Wallace
Frisco
George H. Roberts
Boise City
War Department
Fort Sherman
Bost Vis Mission
Wardner
Willey
Wariner
Union Pacific
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company
Bunker Hill
Sierra Nevada
Gem
James Hennessey
Butte, Mont
A. M. Ester
Sulliven
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Winchester
Minneapolis
James Clark
New York
Jail terms in 1888 1891 liquor cases and police trials
In a criminal court Ruben Rein of Beltzhoover pleaded guilty to four liquor sale offenses from 1888 and 1891, fined 1100 and sentenced to seven months ten days in the workhouse after being arrested following an attachment. Other trials covered include forged instrument, aggravated assault, larceny, and several open cases with sentences listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rein
Beltzhoover
Reed
Rein
Burleigh
Yesteriny
Thomas Watson
Camden
S. B Davis
Watson
Tae
Philip B. Duffy
Patrick Welsh
Lawrenceville
Edward Cross
William Hickey
Charles Turney
R. McCready
Sewickley
John Stewart
Jacob van Ulam
Coste
C. H. Kramer
James Cosgrove
W. W. Stever
Tourist Sues Over Chicago Convention Ticket Stamp
Isadore Bowers sues the Pennsylvania Company for $1000 alleging the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad failed to inform him that Chicago stamping was required for his round trip ticket to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago. He says he was stranded after being put off 50 miles from Chicago and became ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Bowers
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pega
Verbal Will Filed for Irael J Worton After Fatal Injury
Mrs. Mary J Worton seeks probate of Irael J Worton s non-cupative will declared before two witnesses at his death after a June 27 injury at Carbon Iron Works. He named his wife Mollie as heir with no children. a citation to his Massachusetts father was issued to show cause. Return set for July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Massachusetts
Wards sue traction company for injuries to son
Patrick Ward and his son William Ward filed suit against the P A M Traction Company seeking damages of 15000 dollars for injuries to the boy. On April 23 he was crossing Preble avenue Allegheny when a car struck him crushing his right leg requiring amputation. The father seeks 5000 dollars in his own right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fancy Figorrs
Patrick Ward
William Ward
P., A. & M. Traction Company
Preble Avenue
Allegheny
Peterson Sues Fuhrer for $1000 Damages Over Assault
Daniel Peterson sues P. J. Fuhrer in McKeesport for $1000 alleging Fuhrer assaulted him, beat him with an iron, knocked him down and kicked him, resulting in two teeth knocked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Peterson
P. J. Fuhrer
McKeesport
Fuhrer
Commonwealth v Lacey and a list of defendants in court
A criminal court case names multiple defendants including W Lacey Charles Lauman Matthew Rapp J C H Denny E H McWhorter A Wizins kie John Byrnes Annie Bobring Fred Bobring E E Siebert Catharine Sullivan John Madden James Carey Tillie Sing John Freyvoxgle Sadie Magee Frank Gibson 2 Patrick McDermott M Ludwick Robert Mooney John Conner Owen Clark Jr Archie Dumont Christ Steubner. No further details provided on charges or proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court —Commonwealth Vn
W. Lacey
Charles Lauman
Matthew Rapp
J. C. H. Denny
E. H. McWhorter
A. Wizinskie
John Byrnes
Annie Bobring
Fred Bobring
E. E. Siebert
Catharine Suullivan
John Madden
James Carey
Tillie Sing
John Freyvoxgle
Sadie Magee
Frank Gibson
Frank Schmuth
Patrick McDermott
M. Ludwick
Robert
Fountain gas generator explosion at Duquesne pharmacy
Yesterday afternoon the soda fountain at the Duquesne pharmacy exploded with terrific force blowing items nearby and breaking bottles. Albert Menev, 15, tending the fountain, sustained cuts to head and face and was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital with injuries not deemed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Albert Menev
Homeopathic Hospital
Foreman Thomas Thompson Hurt in Cork Factory Accident
Arm strong's cork factory foreman Thomas 8. Thompson suffered a broken arm in three places after his coat sleeve was pulled into machinery. He was treated and his condition was described as possibly fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Thompson
Armstrong
Pittaburg and Lake Erie Railroad Excursion Tickets
On July 18 and 16 excursion tickets will be sold for round trip passage to Laie Constration and Saegertown with trains at 8:00 a.m. and 1:35 p.m. A Pullman car will be available on the afternoon train. Tickets also on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saegertown
Larsen
Pullman
uWwreo
Lander Endorses Chamberlain’s Remedy in Clarksburg
Mr J A Lander of Clarksburg Missouri, a well known citizen, says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has shown good results and he recommends it. Sold by druggists. TowThsu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lander
Clarksburg
Chamberlain
Excursion to Atlantic City Tomorrow via B 4&0
Rains leave Pittsburg at 8 a m and 9 20 a m on July 4. Round trip fare is 10 with tickets valid 13 days. Gemann of Detroit Michigan attends Arnheim s sale where a car road of trotters and carriage horses will be offered Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
M. Gemann
Detroit
Mich
Arnheim
Cyrus W Field dies after delirium and long career
Cyrus W Field promoter of the Atlantic cable project dies at 9:30 AM in Sorrow Kills Field. He faced delirium and illness amid a series of family tragedies including his son’s alleged insanity and his wife’s death. Field, born 1819 in Stockbridge, built the Atlantic cable and later promoted rapid transit. He leaves brothers David Dudley Field Stephen J. Field and daughter Isabella Judson with two grandsons at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dudley Field
Henry M. Field
Stephen J. Field
Isabella Judson
Cyrus Field Judson
Frank Judson
Field
Cyrus W. Field
Roel
Edward M. Field
Field, Lindsay, Weichers & Co
Young Field
Mr. Field
Temple of Fame
David Dudley
Amelia
Josiah Brewster
Timothy
United States Navy
Matthew
Jonathan
Massachusetts Senate
Stephen Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Henry Martin
Mary
West David Dudley
Stephen
Cyrus
Henry
Cyrus West
Btockbridge
A. T. Stewart
South America
Newfoundland
Congress
L” Road Company
Jay Gould
Irvington
Hudson
Broadway
Landslide toll and other late news briefs
A chaotic late news brief recounts numerous scattered items including a Savory landslide death toll, a railway interference case before the Inter State Commission, a Quebec shipping seizure, a Calumet wedding incident, a moonshine case in Kentucky, and a Halcyon range of police and political actions across cities such as Paris, Corning, Ishpeming, Youngstown, Salem, and Akron with various incidents from labor to crime and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Etna
Savory
Grand Rapids
Corning
Paris
Aleutian
W. A. Brown
Acme
Westmoreland County
Ishpemning
Mich
William Young Farmer
Youngstown
Ieatning
George Kelly
Taylor County
Alliance
Ohio
Inter-State Commission
Frank Horner
Greenaburg
Homestead
Cook & Son
Liver
Lamb
Wilson
Gowen
Hazleton
H. M.S. Blake
Halifax
St. Johns
N. F
Marshall County
W. Va
Aer Pent Stewart
J. W. Mackay
Bonanza
Mackay
London
H. Clay King
Tennessee
Stanley's Stepfather Locked Out at Homestead
Watken James, 65, stepfather of Henry M. Stanley, is among locked out workers at Homestead. He spoke to a DistatTcH reporter about the dispute, predicting unity among workers and no desertions. James has five years at Homestead mills and, after a severe childhood injury, now works as an overseer of laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watken James
Henry M. Stanley
Homestead
Distattch
Jamea
Homestead Mills
Bigger Has Clear Field For City Auditor Vote
Allegheny Common Council plans a Wednesday meeting to finish city business and elect the next City Auditor. Candidate W Bigger remains the sole contender for the post.
Fruited Health Claim Ad Promises Fast Cure
The text advertises a dubious health remedy with a promise of relief within 15 minutes. It claims a bona fide guarantee with every package and offers mailing options of $1 for a single item or $5 for packages.
National Educational Association Meeting in Saratoga Springs Special Rates
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers daily excursion tickets from major points through July 1 with return validity to July 18 or until September 18 if deposits are made by July 1. Fares from Pittsburgh via all routes 16.70 dollars, New York via Day line steamers 17.17, via People's line 15.70, via Citizens' line 15.50. Stops permitted in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York in either direction within the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Baratoga Springs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thia. Ee
Pittsburg
New York
People's Line
Citizens’ Line
Toy
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Arnheim Live Stock Co to Auction 140 Horses in Pittsburg
The Arnheim Live Stock Co Limited will auction 140 horses Thursday July 4 at 10 am sharp at 6&2 Second Avenue Pittsburg Pa. Includes broke can galt, carriage and team horses, 20 speedy trotters and draught horses. Prices range 1250 to 1780 per head. Horses guaranteed as represented. Sale strictly cash, no by bids, no postponement due to weather. No credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnheim Live Stock Co., Limited
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Aera Rppes
Sule Five
Our Daily Bread Second Edition Selling Fast
Send 2e for post age with name and address to Marshall ennedy Milling Company Allegheny before they are gone. Ladies nationwide order. pictures and information are valuable. Remedy for cramps cholera morbus boronir and diarrhes in worst forms. Family should have 25 and 50 cent bottles from druggists wrhsu Beany. tickets good 13 days rains leave Pitts 8am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallennedy Milling Company
Allegheny
Jupiter at Perihelion Predicted to Bring Woes
New Haven July 12 Lieutenant Totten of the Fourth Artillery, returning from Yale, argues Jupiter’s perihelion on July 24 will intensify solar influence and trigger widespread disasters. He cites recent wind storms, floods, fires, and mining accidents totaling thousands of deaths as evidence, urging belief in his millennial prophecies.
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New Haven
Conn
Totten
Fourth Artillery
United States Army
Yale University
Jupiter
Totten Caid
Jeet
Missouri
Texas
Wellington
Kan
Minnesota
Tom River
Sioux City
Lower Mississippi
Oil Creek
McAllister
L T
Minersville
Roslyn
Wash
Butte
Mon
Indianapolis
Ind
Surgical Institution
Hotel Royal
Theater
Philadelphia
Jordan
Mich
Mare Island Navy Yard
Licking River
Totten Foresees Advent Boom and Bible Faith
Lieutenant Totten predicts a surge of Advent interest across Christendom as critics doubt the Bible and demand oil to meet a growing revival. He argues the true church is awakening and urges a firmer biblical foundation, denying an end of the world in favor of a coming age and a literal second advent followed by judgment and universal empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totten
Advent
Christendom
Allegheny County Sabbath School Association of the Colored Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Howard Street
North Avenue
Allegheny
Samuel Eubanks
Rayer
L N. Ross
P. L. Anderson
J. A. Sprankle
E. D. Evans
Institute
Calebes
Woman charged with cruelty to neighbor's child
Mrs Jane Nelson of the Twenty fourth ward was arrested after Mrs Dimitt reported her seven year old son was beaten and nearly insensible. Anti cruelty Society official D S McDonald presented the complaint and Nelson was held on 3300 bail for Wednesday hearing with her four children lodged at Fourteenth street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dimitt
D. S. McDonald
Anti-cruelty Society
Jane Nelson
Twenty-fourth Ward
Mrs. Dimitt
Old Post Office Sale Authorized by House
The House passes a bill authorizing the sale of the old post office building at Fifth Avenue and Smithfield Street. It moves to the Senate for quick approval. the vacant building has stood since April after the new offices opened. Local bidders are expected to contest the corner site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalzell
House of Representatives
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Senate
Jess
Oeers
Candidate for Commander-in-Chief in G A R election
Alliance July 12 Special. An effort will be made at the National encampment of the G A R to elect as Commander-in-Chief a man well known in Can and vicinity, General A Hurst of Chillicothe. A letter has been sent from the encampment asking for a strong fight for Hurst selection in Washington in September. A committee from the Ohio Department Commander is appointed to lead the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shio
Alliance
Can
General & A. Hurst
Chillicothe
Acment
General Hurst
Washington
Ohio
Prizes for Pittsburg Babies Contest Draws Mothers
Liberal prizes are offered to the prettiest babies who have used lactated food. The Pittsburg contest has generated much interest among mothers with several planning to compete. Full particulars free by Wells Richardson & Co Burlington Vermont makers of this food for infants invalids the aged and all with weak digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Infante
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Mmines
Burke
Mullan
Duluth
Day
Horsford
Pittabarg and Lake Erie Railroad
Mr. Lander
Atlantic Cable
Europe
Maury
Navy
Morse
Peter Cooper
England
Atlantic
Ireland
Newfound
Great Eastern
Cyrus W. Fleld
Paria Gawels
Ravachol
Bismarck
Vienna
John Clayton
Short Creek
Steubenville
M Jane Harris
United States
Joseph Otori
Honduras
Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
Warmouth
Ceiba
Truxilo
Stanley
Beany
R KR
Pitts
Ewr Wu
Ree Te Sige
de Witt’ Piyitaers
Orn
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Laird’s Shoe
Laird’s
Laird
Ballene
W. M
Wood Street
Sapolio
OLD Post Office Sale
Striee
Marshall Foundry
Twenty-eighth Street
The
Federation of Labor
U.S. Gov’t
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