Danger of Death Threatens Highland Basin Area
Report of a Birmingham Road accident near East End stirs fear as a corrugated building allegedly houses dangerous explosives. Residents fear blasts from nitroglycerine or similar materials hauled to and from the site owned by Captain Seely or DL W C Bidwell. Local authorities debate risks to Highland Avenue and nearby reservoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinton Avenue
Cinna Street
East End
Captain Seely
Snepikin
DL W C. Bidwell
Clyrles T Sievert
Baldt
Stornes
Eletao
Warbingtom
Altenet
Coroner Censures Conductors After Miss Schatter's Death
Coroner McDowell held an inquest into the death of Miss Mary Schatter, killed when an electric car failed to stop in time at a Carson Street crossing. The jury censured Conductor TD Morphy for riding into squares and recommended stricter safety measures. One conductor was exonerated. the verdict blamed the company for inadequate precautions at public crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Schatter
McDowell
Mary Schatter
Carson Street
Southside
Mira Schotter
Eighth Street
Travoir Poidic
J. A. Intf
TD. Morphy
Riots at IFT connected to rumored plot, official sought clues
An unnamed man delivered an anonymous claim to Mayor Gourley claiming proof that riots at IFT were the result of a secret plot. He urged a private conference and alleged a scheme to manipulate numbers and events, then directed authorities to contact a district attorney to reveal further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Tom
Cell Agin
Alles Out Once More Goes to Cresson In Charge
Jacob Alles, a real estate agent recently detained for alleged insanity, was escorted yesterday from St Frivel Hospital by an officer at his mother's request. He was taken toward Ormeson and accompanied by Tietoette Pitzermid to the Southern yesterday to visit relatives. His mother says he plans to return to Crescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Atos
Rcetate
Telesee
st. Frivel+ Hospital
Alles
Bie
Ormeson Sd
Tietoette Pitzermid
Sontherne
Sone
Cresent Tetish
Pormmed Will Be Sren Tewigie at Recreation Work
A scheduled event at Recreation Work features a variety show with a Tomitilion portrait of Marer Wyman in colored freee civil erder novelties. The program includes an Este performance on Monday and an educational section for children. On Tuesday August 6 admission for under 12 is set at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sren Tewigie
Annual picnic and amateur games held by Retmll Greens Association
The Retmll Greens Association hosted its annual picnic at Hosstinere today with 10 attendees. Allegheny stores closed at noon to allow clerks to attend. Events includedbeanbag, bicycle tandem, trot, and potato races. Police and guards were posted to keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retmll Greens Associerion
Hosstinere
Pudy
Greeves
Allegheny
Mery
Wee Clemmet
Pyne Concert Draws Crowd in Bad Weather
A creet crowd attended the Pyne concert last evening at the Miecheny tarks despite heavy rain and chilly winds. The GA R beechmared for the crewsion provided an excellent performance, and the event was deemed a success by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GA. R
Bid Opening Delayed on City Bridges and Mall Repairs
A subcommittee on public works in Alegheny failed to meet to open bids for bridge reconstruction at Herr's Island and California Avenue and for repairs on the City Mall. The meeting was postponed to this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otef Etters
Alegheny
Herr's Island
California Avenue
City
Bogus Ball Gamer Tickets
Bogus tickets were offered by a half dozen persons at the bell prime yesterday amid a report of counterfeit sales and confusion at a local venue. No arrests were announced as investigators review the scattered tips and footage from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Prime
Accidents Plague Birmingham Electric Line Cars
Yesterday a Birmingham Electric Line car collision damaged a carriage carrying Festus Madden Thomas Fitzpatrick and his daughters Lida and Mary near South Eighth and Carson streets. Another collision with a coal wagon occurred soon after, injuring two horses. Officials acknowledge frequent accidents linked to speed and timetable pressures, with motormen saying control is lost at higher speeds and the company urged to improve timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Electric Line
J. T. Johnson
South Eighth
Carson Streets
Festus Madden
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Lida
Mary Fitzpatrick
Mary Schutter
South Fifth
South Firat
Birmingham Road
Southside
Yetteniay
Thirty-Eight More Dogs Seized As License Rush Grows
The dog patrol completed its second day of operations against unlicensed canines. Two more trips to the Southside netted a good load, bringing the pound to 63 dogs. Two will be drowned this evening unless owners claim them. Humane Society agents will monitor the killings to ensure humanity. The crackdown spurred many license applications, with Central police issuing over 70 licenses and similar numbers elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Hoth
O'Brien
Berryman
The
Humane Society
Department of Public Safety
Central Police
Open Air Shakespeare Double Bill At Local Orchard
Open air performances of As You Like It and Midsummer Night's Dream set for next Friday and Wednesday respectively. Rose Coghlan Joseph Asworth and William Muldoon lead with the same Life cast actors in both shows. Orchard venue at the junction of Stanton Negrey and Migiland avenues with night performances and carfare included in admission of 1.40 or 1. The Hamilton's box office opens tomorrow as weather improved after last week's rain and previous Kenmawr debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jenks Ine
Rose Coghtan
Joseph Asworth
William Muldoon
Stanton, Negrey and
Migiland Avenues
Hamilton's
Kenmawr
Tragic Death by Self Inflicted Wounds in Local Home
Richard Rottkamp, a former Keystone Bridge Company worker, committed suicide yesterday morning in his room at a Younzat family residence on Forty-seventh and all road streets. Despondency from ill health and inability to work is cited as the suspected cause. The coroner will hold an inquest at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rottkamp
Younzat
Keystone Bridge Company
Heturing
Missing Youth Batley Sought After Daybreak
Mexander Mr Batley aged 17 is missing after leaving Delaney's Motel to go to Wolfs brush manufactory. He wore exanl working clothes and failed to reach work Saturday morning. Friends fear for his safety as search efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexander
City News Briefs: water purification patent and exams
Mononzabela Water Company touts a new water purification patent claiming improved muddy appearance. Superintendent Prenter developed the system but withholds details due to patent restrictions. Civil service exam for letter carriers clerks and typists set for next Tuesday at City Hall Select Council chamber. 125 names on the list. Pardon Board to hear Kilinin case in tied murder matter. Charles Jaw andence fined for disorderly conduct and faces aggravated assault charges. Pressmen’s Onion No. 18 to host sixth annual picnic at Silver Lake Grove with Skince music by Urgingai Royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mononzabela Water Company
Prenter
Tim
Tam Civil Service
Todr.m
Connell Chamber
City Hall
Thomas M. Marshall
Haseen
Alexander Killain
Robert
Tarenham
de Wl
Kilinin
Charles Jawa Ausenence
Alderamn
Tre Pressmean
Silver Lake Grove
Safford Flags Detroit Engine Price Secrets
H E Safford presents James Battin's letter from the Detroit Fine Department stating no access to engine price paid due to a Manchester Company contract. Commentary suggests price concealment, urges Manchester testify, notes Detroit not new to Ameskeag engines, and contrasts Pittsburgh cage costs with others in ongoing litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Safford
James Battin
Detroit Fine Department
Ameskeag
Manchester Company
Sifford
Manchester
Detroit
Watford
Menguine Allo
Pittsburg
United Brethren Congress Picnic At Idlewild
The United Brethren Congress will meet at Idlewild today with about 99 attendees expected for the picnic. Bishop E. B. Kephart from Town is to give an address as Sunday school children of St Pauls Episcopal Church Lone picnic at Rock Point yesterday. Alliance also enjoyed the fans at Taiewe TM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Congress
E. B. Kephart
St. Paul's
Rock Point
Alliance
Taiewe
Harcourt Mince Seminary in Gambier Listed
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Harcourt Mince Seminary in Gambier, described as a school for bright and earnest pupils. No further details or events are readable from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the School For Bright and
Ae i Tiarcourt Pisee Sescnary
Gambier
Republicans Form Straight-Out Committee In Allegheny County
A faction of thirty-five Republicans met and elected Daniel Smith as chairman to pursue primaries and a convention to nominate three judges and one district attorney. Arguments over meeting calls and control of the committee dominated the session, with several leaders opposing another committee meeting. A permanent organization was formed and officers chosen, including George H. Anderson as president and H J Gourley among the vice presidents. Secretary Dunn presented signers from multiple townships and towns showing protest against the committee’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smith
Arch H. Rowand
Republican Party
Joan B. Kennedy
Allegheny
Gripp
Wainwright
Lawrenceville
Lion
Rowani
Kennedy
C. J. Magee
Pattison
Delamater
Rowand
Ft Ike
Flinn
Brazil
Sixth Ward
Allegheny City
Inez
Trimble
Thomaar Fleeson
Tarentom
Smith
Fleeson
Nominga
Court of Common Pleas Co
Atlovelock
A. ML
George H. Anderson
H. J. Gourley
T. P. Fleeson
William Trimble
John P. McCord
B. M. Gibson
J. W. Patterson
Mayor Gourley Refuses Vice Presidency of Straight Out Movement
The mayor declined to join or publicly engage in the Straight Out Republican Movement. He cited heavy duties and refused the position and any public political involvement. He would vote for judges he deems best but offered no further participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Rcent
After Doughty's Scalp Ex Alder Man Dodges Workhouse Sentence
Residents of Lawrenceville question why ex-Alderman David Doughty, convicted with the Bander gang nearly two years ago, has not begun his workhouse term. District Attorney Burleigh says he may order the sentence carried out. physicians testify Doughty is physically dying, unable to survive workhouse confinement. Doughty disputes persecution claims, while his doctor insists he is a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Doughty
Bander
Disrates
David Doughty
Tar Dreratcu
Tseo Doughty
Burleigh
Tie
Supreme Court
Stowe
Escape attempt leads to arrest near Fort Wayne bridge
Officers arrested Oliver Bam-baugh, B. F. May, and Lizzie Ofland Enschild after midnight near Fort Wayne Railroad bridge on Eleventh Street. May attempted to flee from a patrol wagon on New Grant Street to Central Station, breaking loose and wheelchair wheels crushing his left hand. Three shots were fired at him on Smithfield Street. he was finally captured by Officer James Burke and taken to Central station with Miss Hondenschild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofiver Bambaugh
B. F. May
Lizzie Oflandenschild
Ft Wnoyne
Eleventh Street
New Grant Street
Gentaal Station
May
Andrew
Smithfield Street
James Burke
Central Station
A Fine Hotel Wanted in Pittsburg
A Boston clerk, J. B. Clark, visiting Pittsburg, says travelers seek comfortable stays in the city. He notes traveling salesmen desire suitable hotels and suggests Pittsburg could support a first-class, well furnished hotel to attract a leisure class and those willing to pay premium prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. B. Clark
Boston
Secon
Sible
New York
Chicago
Theotels
Two Young McKee Children Die in Quick Succession
Two deaths in the same family were reported to the Bureau of Health yesterday. Annie Louise McKee aged months and James McKee aged 2 years 4 months, children of William McKee of Wabash Street in the thirty sixth ward, died within hours of each other. Cholera infantum caused Annie Louise’s death and whooping cough caused James’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buroau of
Annie Louise McKee
James McKee
Wiliam McKee
Wabash Street
Annie Louise
Twenty-Sixth Ward Republicans Postpone Meeting
The Twenty-sixth ward straight-out Republicans failed to meet Tuesday evening at Schillingman’s Hall as planned. Officers and the temporary executive committee formed in July met and decided to wait for next month’s convention developments before continuing their movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schllingman’s Wall
John Daisy held on charge of breach of peace
John Daisy a sewer centretor was lodged in jail last night charged before Alderman McMasters with surety of the peace. Will iam Sexton the prosecutor alleges Daisy was drunk and when remonstrated with refused to work and rushed at Sexton with a pick handle threatening to kill him. Daisy will have a hearing on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daisy
McMasters
William Sexton
Daisy
Sexton
Infant dies of whooping cough in mother's arms
A one year old child of Mrs. Lulu Wilson died yesterday afternoon in its mother's arms at the home of George Tope on Carey street after a bout with the whooping cough. The mother left the infant at the Tope residence to get it a drink and did not return by nightfall. The coroner will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Wilson
George Tope
Carey Street
Weg House
Meeting of Allegheny County Democratic Clubs
Representatives from Allegheny county Democratic clubs will meet tonight at 7 30 at the office of W J Brennen Req No 1 Wriowavenue to plan entertaining visiting clubs at the Pittsburg convention in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
W. J. Brennen
Pittsburg
Minor Police Notes Highlight City Court Actions
Police notes recount arrests and court actions including P A Wernox held for two suspicious persons, a mayoral crackdown on minor ordinances, Henry Weir and wife ordered to leave 135 Cherry alley, Pat Reamos jailed by Alderman Succop for booze overestimation, Joux Furaney fined for disturbance, Bantter Maree appointed Ninth ward constable, Evan Lloyd case noted, Millin and Kramer discharged for lack of evidence, coroner's inquest declared accidental shooting in Moody case, Mr Whiteherd exonerated, William J. Lewis sentenced to six months for beating his wife, William Butler held for liquor without license, Frep Scunin jailed for contempt connected to a divorce case, and tax or property transfers and a Kingsley M E parsonage wedding reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Reamos
Succop
Joux Furaney
King
Smoky Hollow
Hand Costa
Mt. Washington
Tur
Isaac
Moody
Mr. Whiteherd
William J. Lewis
Poon
Shady Avenues
Kingsley M. E
Sah 6 Lane
R Mien
Ming Florence Ps
Oleboroush
Tit
Dirs
HL. J. Rogers
Rev
Delma ster Guards Delegates Named for Scranton Convention
The Delawater Guards, a colored Republican club, named delegates for the Scranton Convention. Elected were W. J. Jes, Captain Charles Mitler, and Charles Robinson. Alternates listed were Adam Jnorder and Charles Jouaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamster Guards
Delawater Guards
Scranton
Charles Mitler
Charles Robinson
Adam Jnorder
Charles Jouaston
Limbs Crushed In Multiple Accidents Across City
Three men sustained severe injuries as heavy weights and falling debris caused crushed limbs. William af one f tzkermin on the Pittsburgh Virginia and Charleston Mailroad suffered a crushed hand. William Johnston, a Glenfield coal miner, had a crushed foot from a heavy lump of coal. John Raddigan had a crushed foot from falling metal, leading to amputation at Carnegie’s Twenty-ninth street mill. All victims were taken to Mercy Hospital or West Penn Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Af
Pitteharg
Virginia
Charleston
South Twenty Sixth Street
Mercy
Jousxstox
Williaam Johnston
Glenfield
Mercy Hospital
Kamingas John Raddigan
Carpegie
Twenty-ninth Street
West Penn Hospital
Messner Accused After Scalp Incident
Ernest Marzke of Jack's Run accuses August Messner of Gnas Avenue of attempting to induce the prosecutor's wife to buy poison and administer it to her husband then marry the accused. The alleged assault occurred January 2. Messner appeared before Alderman McKelner, faced the charge, and was given bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Marzke
Jack's Run
August Messner
Gnas Avenue
Messner
Alderman McKelner
Henter
Prisoner Liddy Frays With Rival, Belford Official Detains Him
Thomas Liddy and John Jordan clashed over shared affection for a girl. Liddy was arrested by Alderman Peinbauer, could not bail out, and was jailed. He was searched, struck Arden Larimer, and faced a rough escort up the hill in Smithfeld and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Liddy
John Jordan
Fough
Liddy
Peinbauer
Smithfeld
Diamond
Arden Larimer
Non union tin plate workers sought as St Louis clash looms
Amalgamated Association voices concern over tin plate labor. debate over importing foreign workers versus hiring Americans heats up as St Louis employer Neidringhaus considers replacing old hands. Pittsburgh efforts claim sufficient skilled labor and warn against foreign recruitment to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Neidringhaus
St. Louis
Madden
Weihe
Amalgnamated Association
Pittsburg
Owens
Treasury Department
Neldringhaws
Agreement Talks Over Vesuvius Iron Works Dispute
A conference between the Mill Committee and Mr. Moorhead failed to settle the Vesuvius Iron Works dispute. The committee claimed binding authority, while Moorhead said they admitted they acted without power. A lodge meeting at Sharpsburg may decide the future course with a final reply due by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Moorhead
D. B. Oliver Sims
Sharpsburg
D. B. Oliver
Standard Glass fires all old Wellsburg workers
A Wellsburg West Virginia glass works union reports the Standard Glass Company may reopen as a non union shop around August 1. All former employees were notified their services are no longer required. Fifteen bricklayers arrived, ten were impressed by Agent O'Brien and sent back to Philadelphia. No new developments in the strike are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. No. 10
Flint Glass Workers
Wellsburg
W. Va
Standard Glass Company
City
O'Brien
Philadelphia
Corning Strikers Meet as Flynn Leaves for Talks
J. Flynn of the A F G W A executive committee departs for Corning New York to confer on a year long strike. He will be away two weeks. Tar boiler makers plan a Ross Grove picnic on August 10 and a Tarors' picasc at Abiquip on August 24. The Soesmen's Assembly of the Kh of L reports a lively meeting and says charges have been preferred against a member by another local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Flynn
The
Corning
N. Y
Ross Grove
Tarors’ Picasc
Abiquip
Tre Soesmen’s Assembly
Kh. of L
Crooked eye corrected by surgery and fashion sale
Evidence shows a daughter of Fred Kramer had one eye crossed by half an inch with limited sight. Dr. Sadler operated on both eyes at 804 Penn Avenue, straightening them and improving vision by ten percent. Also advertised is a muslin underwear sale by Boces & Bunn with a large stock and a fall display at 47 Sixth Street and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kramer
Allegheny County
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Rival Claimants For Land In Beaver County Equity Suit
Dr. Sutton of Allegheny files in Beaver County prothonotary a bill in equity against Captain Benjamin W. Morgan his wife landowners on the Fort Wayne Road J E Ginga dealer and his lawyer James W Prescott alleging a scheme to defraud Sutton in a land sale. Prescott says Glass agreed April to buy for 75000 and was recorded May. Sutton offered Glass 10000 but was refused. Prescott testifies he acted for Glass denying fraud or blackmail claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Morgan
J. E. Glass
Prescott
R. 8. Sutton
Allegheny
Beaver County
Glass
James W. Prescott
Cha
Morgans
Inla
Beaver
Williams
Dr. Sutton
Shaw
Swindled Italian Man Arrested Over False Pretense Case
Donate Toce was arrested on a warrant charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. Pietro Miraglia filed the case as a test matter with many Italians said to be awaiting action. Toce allegedly borrowed from poor Italians between 20000 and 25000 dollars, with savings often loaned from lawyers, stirring indignation in the community. Donate Toce is the father of Nichols Toce, a banker who recently disappeared leaving many creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spacia
Philadetrata
Donate Toco
Pietro Miraglia
Toce
Donate Toce
Nichols Toce
Grand Lodge Good Templars elect officers in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg this afternoon the Grand Lodge Good Templars of Pennsylvania elected officers for the coming year. Grand Chief Templar W. H. Morgan presided, with Vice Templar Laur Rudy, Grand Secretary Charles E. Steele, Grand Treasurer Annie J. Welchman, and Grand Counselor Hon. T. B. Stubbs. Pittsburg chosen as next meeting place.
Fire records from Jamestown Ottsville and Chicago armory
Fire at Home Packing Company's cold storage in Jamestown Pennsylvania destroyed part of the building with insurance covering part of the loss and incendiary origin suspected. In Ottsville near Youngstown the Stevens carriage works and a neighbor’s house burned with losses around 5000 dollars. incendiary cause suspected. In Chicago the Second Regiment armory was damaged by fire with cartridges discharging, but firemen kept flames in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Home Packing Company
Ottsville
Youngstown
John Stevens
Chicago
Second Regiment
Bein
Incline Plane Company Files Annual Report in Harrisburg
The Monongahela Incline Plane Company filed its annual report at the Interior Department in Harrisburg yesterday. It carried 1,748,074 passengers during the year. Receipts totaled $7,745 while expenditures reached $19,408.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Incline Plane Company
Interior Department
Harrisburg
Office rooms for rent in Diamond street building
Light manufacturing tenants invited to view rooms at 75 77 and 79 Diamond Street with power electric light elevator and janitor service included. Listings include 100 by 60 foot spaces with central light and steam heat at 2 500, 60 by 30 foot at 3 100, 28 by 18 foot with power light and heat, plus others from 2 400. Apply to John T Shields Dispatch office building corner Diamond and Smithfield between 11 and 4 BR M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
John T. Shields
Dispatch Business
Corner Diamond
Smithfield
BR. M
Blaine Town Promises Free Railroad Tickets and Maps
To Blaine on the Monongahela and Re offers free railroad tickets to Blaine and return plus maps price lists printed matter and full particulars about the new town attracting universal interest. Apply at Charles Somers & Co 129 Fourth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Ave
Great Clearing Sale of Pants at 149 for 3000 Pairs
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement offers about 3,000 pairs of men’s fancy worsted pants in ~25 patterns for 149. Samples shown in Grant street window. Includes references to Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company at Grant and Diamond streets and to Iron City beer with telephone contact 1186 from Baeverlein Brewing and other local merchants Bocas & Bunt and Bennetts Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Iron City
Preliminary Season Opening at 7 Sixth Street
First early fall opening of neckwear items advertised for Friday and Saturday with prices as low as six and a third cents. Shop at 7 Sixth Street to view new stock and bargain offerings for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Sixth St
Will Price
Picture Free And Handsomely Framed Giveaway
Hendricks & Co popular photographer at No 68 Federal Street Allegheny offers a free framed picture with every dozen cabinets. Advertises Angostura Bitters for after sleepless nights and tonic use. Lists prices 50c and 75c per yard from Jos Honise Co Penn Avenue Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks & Os
Federal Street
Allegheny
Ussu
Jos. Honxse & Co
Penn Avenue
Building Collapse Kills Three at Elba Iron Works
A roof under construction at Elba Iron Works Frankstown collapsed yesterday morning, burying workers and killing three men. Injured include George Lemon Frank Schmidt and several Hungarian laborers. The incident, under W. A. Mahaney for Riter Conley, occurred as girders and timber purlins were being raised. two derricks failed and part of the finishing department dropped. Names pending identification. authorities and hospital staff responded swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba Iron Works
Frankstown
Riter & Conley
Baldwin
William Fogarty
Elo Iron Works
Oi Well Supply
Tron New
Theswo
Michael Delia
Joyce's Row
Low Summer Prices On Tapestry And Upholstery Fabrics
From eight to six dollars and from sixteen to seven dollars for fabrics are offered. The advertisement notes low prices on tapestry and chenille table covers and printed curtain silks. Customers are urged to place orders now to avoid fall rush and keep staff busy with summer work. It lists Wool Damasks, Tapestries, Velours, Plushes, Brocatelles, Satin Damask, Silk Damask among materials for fall and winter.
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Highland Basin
Birmingham
Pittebure
Mwighland Avenue
Herron HI
George ¥. Mc
Mian
Cresson
Scandrett
Lee
City News
Safford
Destroit Ameskesag
Harcourt Mince Seminary
William Gibbs
Republican Movement
Sixteenth Ward
BB. F. May
Central
P. A. Wernox
Yestern
Maron Govrney
Henry Weir
Wif
Cherry Alley
Jons Taarn
Maddon
Blume
Perinus
Moorhead Bro. & Co
Neidringhans
Snen
Sheehan
Tirat
Europe
Geentéubox
John TD. Rees
Preble Avenue
Rees
Neidling
Mr. Rees
Mr. Neidringhaus
Industrial Notes
Boces & Bunn
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Lock Haven
Gool
Monongahela
Bocas & Bunt
Baeverlein Brewing Company
Bennetts, Pa
Toe
Tri
Elba Works
B. Corkin
George Lemon
Franklin Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Frank Schmidt
D. Cores
J. Parker
Homestead
George Baker
Williams’ Hill
Biber & Easton
Our Wash Goods Department
Market ST
Waarm Air Furnace
Artlett
Sen Taabess
J. W. Hartman
Roand
Ttsburg
Ae. Elwood
New Castle
Akron
Pittsburg, Pa
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue Stores
Cluns
Portieres
China
Mattings
Edward
Groetzinger
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