Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Pittsburgh Dispatch in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1889

Page

15

Typhoid Threat From Water in Allegheny City

A Meadville physician warns typhoid rises with heat in Allegheny and insists impure water fuels outbreaks. He cites hospital cases on Observatory Hill and urges purity, boiled or distilled water, and timely clean supply to curb epidemics.

Allegheny General Hospital Jefferson Street Observatory Hill Johnstown Hill Kansas City St.ay Meadville Auga Cheny City B. Brows Willliams M. D. Meadville

Feud Sparks Violent Clash at Thousand Islands House

A clash in Alexandria Bay between longshoremen and Blackwaiters at the Thousand Islands House left several injured. Gladd known as Cross-Eyed John led about 40 men to eject the waiters during a sacred concert. Knives gas pipes billiard cues and fence pickets were used before police dispersed the mob.

Stacial Syrracuse N. Y Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands Gladd Cross-Eyed John Flack Deacon" Blackman

Sudden Death at 20 Old Avenue House

A report of a woman named Kate Conway about 40 collapsing in Mrs Durant's home at 20 Old Avenue. The incident appears sudden with unclear additional details in the fragmentary OCR. Names and precise circumstances require confirmation from the original report.

Kate Conway Sia

Hometter's Stomach Bitters Praised Over Cathartics

The medical profession and public favor Hometter's Stomach Bitters for digestive issues. It does not drench or weaken the bowels but assists nature to act, being botanic and safe. For three years it has benefited liver troubles and related complaints.

Wasatyetos July 20 Shows Restoration Policy Favoring Democrats

The article notes discouragement among Republicans as the administration declines to restore long time officeholders. It cites Mr. Johnson, former Superintendent of Mails, denied reappointment, and Major Clark of the Land Bureau, passed over for a Democrat, with officials saying restoration depends on current political usefulness rather than tenure.

Wasatyetos Cleveland Johnson Treasury Department Jooe Mational’ Sohoesetees Nee Vote C. Nicho North Carolina Major Clark Land Bureau Clark

Chapman Sues U S Express for 50000 in Trespass

H B Chapman sues United States Express Company and directors in Circuit Court for 50000 alleging harm after being employed by the firm, later imprisoned for embezzlement he denied, released four years ago, and previously detained on a debt action. State dated Cuiiaco July 20.

Cuiiaco H. B. Chapman United States Express Company Thomas ©. Platt George E. Blanchard C. H. Crowley Daniel P. Eels Brice Joseph Sheppard Dee E. Long Alfred F. Jones Frederick Marsh Charles S. Miller

Contributions Down at Johnstown Relief Fund

Yesterday contributions totaled 524 45 bringing the grand total to 765347 43. Donations from Roseville Sabbath school Patterson Toronto Mercer New Orleans and other citizens are listed with amounts including 145 and various small sums. Treasurer ER Thompson remains at Johnstown and is expected home tomorrow.

Johnstown Uaion Sabbath School Roseville Kan Alexander Patterson Toronto Soll Von

Clergymen Labor in JohnsTown Episcopal Mission

Episcopal clergy Revs. Charles Bragdon Field and E R Edson visit Johns town to aid church members. Charles Snavely, a General Theological Seminary student, joins in the work as congregants receive assistance from the clergy.

Episcopal Johnstown Charles Bragdon Field E. R. Edson Charles Snavely General Theological Seminary Episcopal Church Aidea

Missing John Cook Sought in Washington Pa Case

John Cook aged 20 long missing from Mrs Lowry’s South Wide residence in Washington Pennsylvania. Police seek information on his whereabouts as family and authorities request public help to locate him.

John Cook

Extradition Warrant Pending for Burke in Dr Cronin Murder

Ottawa July 20 The Department of Justice has not signed the extradition warrant for Burke who is sought in Chicago for the murder of Dr Cronin. Two weeks are allowed after commitment and expire in Burke's case on the 25th instant.

Ottawa Department of Justice Burke Chicago Cronin

Better Bargains Than Ever for Fall Carpet Deals

WAED GEDETZINGER at 627 and 629 Pena avenue advertises large carpet sale with 40 pieces velvet carpets in 15 styles with borders at 87 cents per yard, claiming regular prices up to 125 dollars per yard. Also offers moquette and body Brussels options with borders from 1.25 to 1 dollar per yard, marketing savings ahead of fall goods.

Sest Lowell Waed Gedetzinger Pena Avenue Pittsburg

Resort offers modern comforts with croquet lawns and amusements

Tauqua presents 400 rooms and modern equipment for guest comfort. Facilities include croquet lawns, playgrounds, reading rooms, bowling alley, skating rink, and music with pure water. Advertisements from Horace Fox of Hotel Dayton at Grand Hotel Point Cha taugus and Hendricks & Co. of Allegheny promote crayon giveaways and new photo parlor cabinets priced at 1.

Tauqua Horace Fox Dayton Grand Hotel Point Chautaugus

Judge Ewing Denies Rehearing In Retail Liquor Licenses

Judge Ewing held a rehearing not to proceed with retail liquor license cases, noting he lacked Quarter Sessions experience and questioning reopening capacity. Josiah Cohen warned against changing established orders, while ex-dealers pop in hope for September action. Transfers included Benes A to A street address and Rauwolf wholesale license to Gotthart.

Ewing Common Pleas No. 2 Act of Assembly Court of Quarter Sessions Josiah Cohen Siquor Supreme Court White May Teene Appa Collier Allegheny County Leonard Rauwolf Eleventh Ward George Gotthart

Divorces Refused and New Suits Filed Before Judge Slagle

Judge Slagle issued rulings in multiple divorce actions including Robert C Mc Adams versus Margaret Earley McAdams. McAdams married Miss Earley in custody following a Saturday raid then sought a divorce while seeking a reduced alimony. The court granted a stay on arrears while reviewing petitions and upheld restrictions on reducing alimony. Other cases include Elisabet Merve versus John Mason where court found no actual violence and a divorce suit of John Griffiths versus Sarah Griffiths. Harrison Shirk also faced a divorce suit from Fannie Shirk alleging indignities.

Panivorce Elisabet Merve John Mason Nion Mason Sariesi John Griffiths Sarah Griffiths Fannie Shirk Harrison Shirk

Judge voids arbitration award in Huckemein versus Columbia Iron

In Common Pleas No 1 Judge Slagle set aside a $15500 arbitration award in Huckemein & Co. v Columbia Tron and Steel Co of Uniontown Pa. Arbitrators A Alston J B Ingram George A The record cites private improper hearings and failure to notify the defendant, prompting the motion to set aside.

Common Pleas Slagle Vuit Huckemein & Co Columbia Tron and Steel Company Uniontown A. Alston J. B. Ingram George A Messrs. O’brien & Yager Columbia Iron and Seel Company Alston

Court actions and suits in Pittsburg district

CHrer RK C Exuiort of the Department of Public Charity petitioned the Quarter Sessions Court to remove Catherine Herman and Eben two insane patients from the City Home to Charles Anport. Yesterday Abbott, a farmer, sued the Western Pennsylvania Writing Telegraph and Telephone Company and the city of Pittsburg. Slagle granted a new trial in James W. Friend vs city of Pittsburg over a $1157 bond for Main street grading in Temperanceville. verdict awarded principal and interest. city sought a new trial.

Chrer RK Main Street Temperanceville Friend

Co M A Notes Charters and Branch Meetings

Advisory notes report activity across CMBA branches including Branch 6 at Braddock last Monday and Branch 0 at Mansfield next Friday. F J Brady expanded CMBA work in Altoona, Branch 38 welcomed visitors Elmira, and Branch 43 in Reese 26 Dak met for a successful quarter meeting in Detroit with a push to complete back applications to State Secretary W C Jenfelds at Corry. The reunion committee for August 5 at Rock Point advances.

Braddock Hoe Mansfield F. J. Brady Altoona C.M.B. A Eas McMahon Tobin Elmira N. Y Sat Areese Dak Aps Badeia Detroit W. C. Jenfelds Corry Rock Point

The Heptesophs and Johnstown Disaster Relief Efforts

The Supreme Secretary aids beneficiaries of members lost in the Johns town disaster. The LOBH Relief Committee paid their brethren in cash during the past week. The Supreme Archon commissioned ten organizers to begin Work Section as new constitutions print in a few days. John W. Crustt, chairman, is in Camp Jackson. District and conclave notes show fluctuating member gains and leadership activity.

Johnstown Lobh Supreme Archon John W. Crustt Board of Supreme Trustees Camp Jackson Frederick County Balmere Light Infantry Pittsburg Trate Vico Coenen Onne A. M U. Trem, Esq Lawa

Knights of the Golden Eagle officers named for Avalon Castle No 242

The officers of Avalon Castle No 242 Pittsburg for the next six months include Bootes T. E. Morgan Noble Chief Pez Vice Chief Peter Hanser Venerable Hermit Lat Macfarlane Clerk T. A. Evans Worthy Bard W. Chamber Trustees W. T. Pwall Klingensmith Representative to the Grand Lodge Louts-Smith Jr.

Avalon Castle Pittsburg Bootes Pez E. Strombe Peter Hanser Hermit Leute

Fragmentary Civil War muster roll item with misread text

Fragmented OCR notes list several military units and officers including A C K MLC M C and Captain George Manchester, with unclear staffing and command details. The text is garbled, yielding no coherent event or outcome to report.

M.C I ‘Ee J. J. Davis George Manchester Wiser Union Castle

Local Assembly Reports Small Crop Visit Attendees

A group including U. A. ML No. D. Hott and 7% LK Birkwood attended a crop visit with several named participants such as Had £. Dut and A. RS, plus John Harkin F. May, Sebenens Trosaceats, D. K. West, RSA Sproul, Ind. W. H. Coliere, Ex. Johan Schniler, O. P. D. K. West, LP. Robert Kalley. A sizable turnout observed an extillant Irish wateerved.

Superintendence Committee to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall

The Committee of Superintendence of the 1.0.0. F. for Allegheny will meet at Odd Fellows Hall on the Southside tomorrow evening at the corner of Higtemsaen and Sarah streets.

Allegheny Odd Fellows' Hall Comer Higtemsaen Sarah Streets Southside

Cable Car Collision Injures No One In Pittsburgh Mix Up

A Troy Hill car crossing Penn avenue at Sixth street was struck by a cable car and knocked off the track. The wrecked car shook passengers but caused no injuries. The Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester cars normally stop at Penn avenue while Liberty street hosts the cable cars, but the rule was broken in this instance.

Troy Hill Penn Avenue Sixth Street Pittsburg Allegheny Liberty Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northside MR. Chapman The United States Express Hewxpaicks & Co Federal St Ally Hendricks & Co Bric Tnis & Co Street Federal Street Adi Aes Senyiaggert Ledgsens C Court Yate Quarter Sessions Court Ness Ugbou General Association of the County Democracy Iron Ring of America Missra Jolly Agonal Grocers Anjary Mietane United States District Court Allelt Pon Fermenter Ince Heptesophs Ake Knights of the Golden Eagle A. C. K. Mlc U. A. ML ROYAL Mary Finzer & Bros Louisville, KY Ae. Walker Haslage KEW Advertia Bonnie Meyers R. W. Trelegan Superior Jubilee Singers W.li Thompson Iro Wood Street Ice Chesta China Ong J. Diamond Atents Ronan Europe AX Schambeng & CO Smithdald Old Sol Kaupmanns Grand Depot Fifth Ave Smithfield ST
Search Courier

Search the Pittsburgh Dispatch Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pittsburgh Dispatch?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication