Anarchists Put on Trial Over Conspiracy Charge
Detective Shore recounted talk with Kneld about Berkman and Frick while Kneld said Berkman and Bauer met late at night. Knold opened a Russian letter for Berkman, claiming only Herr Most’s name was legible. Alderman Gripp urged bail at £2000 for conspiracy. defendants seek bail on the other charge tomorrow in Quarter Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkman
Bauer
Kneld
William Shore
Mr. Frick
Keeld
Knold
Herr Most
Friedman
Alderman Gripp
Court of Quarter Sessions
Trade Tribunal Petition Aims to Settle Homestead Dispute
A petition to Common Pleas No 2 of Allegheny seeks a license under the voluntary trade tribunal act of 1883 to create a tribunal for settling steel industry disputes at Homestead. Attorney W J Brennen represents workers as signers provide affidavits asserting two years residence and activity in the district. The petitioners withhold the names of signers from publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loavestead
Estat Voluntary Trade Tribunal
Common Pleas No
W. J. Brennen
Court of Common Pleas No.2
Allegheny County
Homestead
Allegheny
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
September Grand Jury Drawn for Homestead Riots and Anarchists
The September term jury panel for Homestead rioters and anarchists has been drawn amid strong public interest. The roster includes Geene Batley, G. W. Bertin, Jona Bickerstaff, John Hink, George Heyerle, J. A. Braeshant, James Crosley, Arnold Carr, James Devin, James Fi. Dutt, William Finn, William G. Graham, A. Kalehtimer, B. Morris, J. Maurbill, Edward Means, John M. McClure, J. Orr, William Kr. Porter, EM Strook, W Vankirk, William Werner, and George Zeigter, among others from various wards and townships in Allegheny, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geene Batley
Mac
Allerhens
Alleny
Edward Means
Pittsburg
John M. McClure
Coulker
Rafetty
J. Fl. Orr
Sburs
Wiliam KR. Porter
West Township
EM Strook
Twentyward
Pitebure
WE Vankirk
Cle Ae Keesport
William Werner
Twenty-ftth
Pittsburo
George Zeigter
Vivid
Sixteenth Ward
Anarchists Planned Benefit Concert in Allegheny
A report to Allegheny police said Anarchists and sympathizers connected to Lerkman Bauer and Knold planned a benefit concert this week to fund defense for arrested agitators tied to the Frick assault. Mayor Murphy indicated no concert would be allowed without a permit. Police will patrol Spring Garden Avenue to uncover date and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Polie
Lerkman
Bauer
Knold
Frick
Beneft
Tie
Chiee Murphy
Alechear City
Dean
Spring Garden Avenue
Anarchist Fundraiser to Defend Berkman Hinted
New York authorities warned of a mass meeting by anarchists to raise money for Berkman the assassin and for Emma Goldman and Herr Most. The plan included incendiary rhetoric and was to be addressed by the three figures, though they deny links to Berkman. Police in Pittsburg and New York prepared a campaign this week to counter the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Berkman
Herr Most
Emma Goldman
Murphy
Roger O'Mara
Ti Tor McKelvey
Child Swallows Lye In Kitchen Accident
An infant, son of John OConnor of Somers Street Webster Syene, swallowed lye from a can its mother used for scouring the floor. Dr Grove treated the child with antidotes but the burns are severe and recovery is difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connor
Somers Street
Pear Webster Syenne
Building Trades Council Picnic At Ross Grove August 3
The Building Trades Councils of AllegheSy County hold their annual picnic at Ross Grove on August 3. Prizes totaling $300 are donated by union business houses and 1,000 dinner pails will be distributed. Music will be provided by the Original Royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Councils
Alieghesy County Wall
Ross' Grove
Union Business
Steel workers at Homestead brace for eventful Sunday
Homestead steel plant plans religious services and a concert as 1,800 non union men may start two 12 hour shifts. Twenty five families are displaced by eviction notices while several tenants resist removal. Teachers and town staff face pressure amid ongoing labor strife and renewed job openings in the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Sixteenth Regiment
Pittsburg
Potter
Carnegie Company
State Hour
Tom Crawford
Amalgamated
Hugh O’donnell
Carneck Company
Eighth Avenue
Homestead Mill Reopens As Carnegie Company Plans Expanded Work
The Carnegie Company reports over 1000 workers at Homestead mills with 1500 expected to report tomorrow. Secretary Lovejoy says the plant will run at full blast and that many old workers return. Additional mills will start once ice is cleared and a chaplain is arranged for religious services. A Watson Detective Bureau official aims to bring manpower from St Louis though not through Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Company
Homestead
Lovejoy
Beaver Falls
Joseph A. Dubralka
Watson Detective Bureau
St. Louis
Pittsh
PittsurEg
Iams Attorneys Prepare Suit Against Sheator
Iams' lawyers will file suit against Sheator over actions tied to punishment of a youth. The move followed yesterday’s intention to reveal information about those involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iams
Sheator
Attorneys fail to unite over postponement of case
An informal doorstep discussion led to a postponement as attorneys once again failed to convene their group. Some charged that motive was profit from ads, but others insisted the move was driven by a desire to punish those responsible for the atrocity in the name of justice.
Shipping Steel From Homestead Mill Draws Attention
Freight agents confirm Carnegie Steel Company ships large quantities of finished boiler plate and iron and steel from the Homestead mill daily. Pennsylvania Railroad officials note rising shipments though authorities refuse to reveal exact car counts or destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
Samuel L. Seymour
Pennsylvania Railroad
Weary Camp Black Ends Day With Mud and Rumor Denial
At Carnegie hill in Homestead Pennsylvania on a soggy July day General Wiley and staff sheltered in a schoolhouse while tents leaked and men wrestled with mud. The general dismissed a mill men attack rumor as false and called the day dull with no new camp news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Carnegie Hill
General Wylie
Wiley
Little Brown School
Camp Black
Snowdon Confident Peace at Homestead Military Camp
Major General Snowden at Philadelphia division headquarters said he cannot predict when his Homestead camp report to Governor Pattison will be issued. He noted other matters delay the report and that the Homestead force is large enough to quell disturbances. He expects the division could reach the strikers' headquarters within 24 hours if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Snowden
Division
Homestead
Pattison
Sams
Greenland
Urs
Emory Spiers Held for Surety of the Peace
Emery Spiers a locked out worker was arrested by Constable Weber and jailed on $500 bail for a Tuesday hearing on a charge of surety of the peace. John M Dickson, railroad and Carnegie Steel employee at Braddock, alleges Spiers and others plan to harm him and that his life is in danger. He is a key witness in riot and murder cases and says threats target his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Spiers
Weber
McMasters
John M. Dickson
Braddock
Carnegie Steel Company
Spiers
Dickson
Another Homestead Rioter Arrested
Detectives Morris and Price arrested David Tochigo yesterday, charged with aggravated riot at Homestead. Swissvale resident found working in a lumber yard at Torrens station. He waived a hearing and posted $2,000 bail for court in Alderman MecMaster's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Morris
Price
David Tochigo
Swissvale
Torrens Station
MecMaster
McKeever
Fear of Nebraska Alliance Could Tilt Nebraska Vote
Lincoln Republican George Gerhardt warns the fusion of Alliance and Democratic forces in Nebraska may swing the state to Cleveland. He notes Alliance strength, coalition efforts in Kansas and the Dakotas, and predicts some leaders hope for cash and power while others back Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gerhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Anderson
Cleveland
Nebraska
Clevelnod
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Ingalls
Aesemsby
van Wyck
Alliance
John M. Thurston
Thayer
Harrison
People's Party Convention Shapes Allegheny Reform Movement
The mass meeting in Curry University Hall elected J. G. McGonnell as chairman and T. J. Rooney as secretary. A thirteen member committee was named to draft resolutions and run the campaign, with about 60 attendees including three women from the Farmers' Alliance. delegates endorsed a platform opposing the two older parties, advocating direct legislation, arbitration, and loyalty to the People's party while nominating several legislative and congressional candidates for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party of
Allegheny County
Curry University Hall
C. A. Burrows
T. J. Rooney
Burrows
J. G. McGonnell
J. H. Stevenson
W. H. Lose
L. R. Thomas
William Hodly
J. R Murphy
Farmers’ Alliance
Stevenson
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Steck
People's Party
Omaha
Sved
People’s Party
Thomas Grundy
Democratic Party
Pety
J. K. Barbour
J. Unsinger
G. T. Whiston
George Burton
Thomas Greenfield
Senate
William Hodley
Congress
T. J. McGonnell
J. H. Venson
G. M. Murphy
William Hodbey
W. H. Loos
James T. Whitson
James Graham
George Philsack
T. J
Fen Leader Attacks Mrs Ma Champion of the Aga Fae See
The convention ended after remarks by Dr. J. T. Whiston the colored nominee for the state, leaving unfinished business and campaign control with the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen
J. T. Whiston
Executive Committee
No Cholera Threat to Pittsburg Says Doctors
A ToE Dispatch interview with Dr. James H. McClelland and Dr. W H R Hamilton reports that cholera entering Pittsburg is unlikely. They cite strict border surveillance, quarantine, and sanitation as preventing spread, noting smallpox measures and waterborne transmission as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Europe
United States
Toe Dispatch
James H. McClelland
State Board of Health
Boar of Health
Johnsburg
Eric
Paris
Acca
W. H. R. Hamilton
Cork
Decetor
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Board of Health
Center Avenue Residents Rally Over Delayed Paving
Center Avenue between Fulton and Erin streets faces a serious grievance as paving is halted by late arrival of new Central Traction Company rails. The street remains torn up and nearly impassable, raising fears of fire apparatus access and potential delays in relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Avenue
Fulton
Erin Streets
Electric Branch
Central Traction Company
Steel
Fire Department
Young thief 8 year old in Carson Street theft case
M. Janowitz charged before Magistrate Succop against John Schwartzel an 8 year old for stealing a $25 watch and about $1 from a store money drawer at 813 Carson street. The boy was arrested, lodged at Twenty-eighth ward station, and released on $300 bail for a hearing. He claimed to have passed the watch and money to an unknown person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Janowitz
Succop
John Schwartzel
Carson Street
Twenty-eighth Ward
Wagon Stolen with Produce Sells at Market Theft
A wagon owned by Jacob Sieber was stolen late Friday from the market, carrying about 75 dollars worth of fresh vegetables. The team and wagon were recovered by Officer Sullivan on Duquesne Way, but the thief had removed the produce. Sieber, who lives on the Steubenville Pike, reclaimed his team yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sieber
Duquesne Way
Sullivan
Rokster
Steubenville Pike
Woman Alleges Threats from Ex-Husband at Alderman Hearing
Sarah Baker testified before Alderman Caldwell accusing Daniel Walker of threats to her life. The two, once married and now divorced, have lived in the same neighborhood and Walker was held on bail for a hearing amid accusations of intimidating conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Baker
Caldwell
Daniel Walker
Midnight confrontation ends with woman shot on Glenfield hill
In Glenfield a farmer Adolph Bingley shot during a struggle with Jacob Richie and two relatives after a cider dispute. Mrs. Elizabeth Richie was seriously wounded in the neck as the assailants attacked the couple in their hill farm adobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenfield
Elizabeth Richie
Adolph Bingley
Richie
Adolph A. Bingley
Bingley
the Twain
John G. Bengenhoeffer
Asaceins
J. Leisher
Glenfield Blakeays
Leisher
Richies
Pretty Westmoreland Girl Runs Away Third Time From Home
Martha Kisler a 12 year old girl from a farm near Smithtown Westmoreland county left Friday afternoon. She boarded a Baltimore and Ohio train to Pittsburg using eight dollars borrowed from Mrs Weiglerwiz to pay a doctor bill for her mother. Father with police searched but could not find her. This is her third escape. two months ago she was caught at West Newton and later went to McKeesport before returning home. If located contact Andrew Eisler Smithtown Westmoreland Pa. Also a bicycle sale notice from Western Wheel Works at Pittsburg Cycle Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Richie
Adolph Bingley
Bingley
Hugh Richie
Jacob
Samuel
Norris Farm
Spingley Place
Hugh
Frank Zeigmeyer
Samuel Richie
Ricob Richie
Sam
Bingley Farm
Richie
Bimacht
Westmoreland
Martha Kisler
Smithtown
Westmoreland County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Mra. Weiglerwiz
Martha
Perental
West Newton
McKeesport
Kisler Wrether
Reformatory
Andrew Eisler
Unpublished Textile Sale From Brussels Mills
Bulk sale notes low prices on body Brussels in multiple finishes 1 500 yards, moquettes 15 to 30 yard lengths 75 cents a yard, tapestry Brussels in limited patterns with graded prices, china mattings 40 yard rolls priced at 5 a roll, Smyrna Rugs 40 styles at 2.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Lowell, Bigelow
Hartford
Save You Money on Patent Medicines This Season
A vendor urges readers to buy patent medicines by mail to save about 60 percent. Advertisement touts a large weekly price list and promises lower prices than buying individual items, noting real savings if one purchases from their stores.
Summer reductions on waists and dresses offered
Plaited Waists reduced to second 75. Polka Spot Latine Waists cut to 85c. India Silk Waists drop from 6 to 4.50. All made-up wash dresses for women misses and children offered regardless of cost. Sunday essentials include hair nail and tooth brushes hosiery gloves pocket books and purses at mid summer reductions.
Summer Sale In Linen Department At Market Street Store
UGUS and 1 RACEE promote a summer sale with hemmed All-Linen Huck Towels 12 12s each, German Huck Towels 14c each, unstitched Linen Pillow Cases 1.25 per pair, and a Friday Saturday special on remnants Damask linens and related items at about half regular prices. New Upholstery Department on third floor along with a large Brass and Iron Bedstead display. Located at Market Street window corner Fifth Ave and Market.
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Kintera
Berkmar
Morrow
Building Trades Picnic
Penny
Mechling
William Bailey
Dispatch
Bailey
Serviers
ARE Shipping Steel
THE
Waenens
Pittsburg Company
Comrets
Western Wheel Work
Pittsburgh Cycle Co
Edward
Groetzinger
Penn Ave
Marshell
Erorta
Liebig
Lindsey
McLane
Allcock
Ohio
Sandusky Streets
Madras
ST Market St
Market Street
Fifth Ave
Market SL
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